Product Designer, Marketplace

Vercel is hiring a Product Designer to own design for Vercel Marketplace and Vercel Connect, which help developers and agents discover, provision, and connect external services. The role spans builder and partner experiences, product discovery and prototyping, customer research, and close collaboration with Product and Engineering through launch and iteration.

Responsibilities:

• Own the builder and partner experiences across discovery, installation, billing, management, and removal, and shape what the team builds next with Product and Engineering
• Define how developers and agents discover, provision, configure, and use databases, services, and integrations across Marketplace and Connect
• Turn OAuth, permissions, environments, credentials, billing, and provider constraints into experiences that feel simple without hiding details that matter
• Build and test working prototypes independently, using coding agents to explore product behavior and technical constraints
• Work directly with customers and partners, using research, support signals, and product data to find opportunities, define success measures, and prove improvements through experiments
• Work through implementation with engineers and maintain quality through launch and iteration
• There is no mature design playbook here. Create the reusable patterns and structure Marketplace and Connect need, and adjust course as evidence arrives
• Take on foundational product problems, including provider dependencies and platform operations. Some high-impact work will be largely invisible to users

Requirements:

• Your portfolio makes your contribution, decisions, shipped outcomes, and impact after launch easy to understand
• You have independently owned ambiguous, technically complex product work from problem framing through launch and iteration
• You reason about systems while maintaining a high bar for interaction and visual craft
• You use qualitative and quantitative evidence, define success measures, and change direction when evidence challenges the hypothesis
• You make complex products feel clear and trustworthy, including edge cases, recovery, language, and accessibility
• You work directly with Product and Engineering, read APIs or code when useful, and explain tradeoffs clearly
• You independently use coding agents to prototype interactions, inspect implementation, and learn unfamiliar systems. Curiosity and agency with these tools are required
• Have designed a marketplace, integrations platform, partner ecosystem, or other multi-sided product
• Understand OAuth, permissions, secrets, billing, developer tooling, or infrastructure products
• Have shipped AI or agent experiences, especially workflows that move between human approval and autonomous action
• Have an engineering background or experience contributing production web code