Design Engineer

About Ramp

At Ramp, we’re rethinking how modern finance teams function in the age of AI. We believe AI isn’t just the next big wave. It’s the new foundation for how business gets done. We’re investing in that future — and in the people bold enough to build it.

Ramp is a financial operations platform designed to save companies time and money. Our all‑in‑one solution combines payments, corporate cards, vendor management, procurement, travel booking, and automated bookkeeping with built‑in intelligence to maximize the impact of every dollar and hour spent. More than 50,000 businesses, from family‑owned farms to e‑commerce giants to space startups, have saved $10B and 27.5M hours with Ramp.

Founded in 2019, Ramp powers the fastest‑growing corporate card and bill‑payment platform in America, and enables over $100 billion in purchases each year. Ramp’s investors include Lightspeed Venture Partners, Thrive Capital, Sands Capital, General Catalyst, Founders Fund, Khosla Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Greylock, Redpoint, and ICONIQ, as well as over 100 angel investors who were founders or executives of leading companies. The Ramp team comprises talented leaders from leading financial services and fintech companies—Stripe, Affirm, Goldman Sachs, American Express, Mastercard, Visa, Capital One—as well as technology companies such as Meta, Uber, Netflix, Twitter, Dropbox, and Instacart.

Ramp has been named to Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies list and Linked In’s Top U.S. Startups for more than 3 years, as well as the Forbes Cloud 100, CNBC Disruptor 50, and TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential Companies.

As a Design Engineer at Ramp, you sit at the intersection of design and front‑end engineering. You bring ambitious ideas to life in real interfaces, prototype directly in code, validate with customers, and ship production experiences with a high bar for craft, performance, and reliability.

Design at Ramp is AI‑first and builder‑led. Work starts in an LLM to clarify intent and constraints, moves into tools like Claude and Cursor to explore and build, is tested with real customers, and then comes into Figma for systems and polish. AI and self‑serve research are default parts of the workflow, not side experiments.

We are looking for multiple design engineers who think like a designer, code like a front‑end engineer, and treat AI as a real collaborator.

• Design and build high‑craft product experiences:
  Own key surfaces end to end, from concept through production. Use layout, interaction, and motion to make complex behavior feel simple and safe.
• Work AI first with Cursor and Claude Code:
  Use LLMs, Cursor, and Claude Code as your starting point. Draft intent, explore implementations, scaffold components, and refactor with AI in the loop. Apply your own judgment to refine quality.
• Prototype in code and validate with customers:
  Build interactive prototypes in React and Type Script and test them with real users using self‑serve research tools. Use what you learn to refine flows before full systemization.
• Bridge design systems, product, and brand:
  Translate Ramp’s design principles into reusable components and patterns. Extend the design system so expressive, brand‑aligned moments are easy to build and scale.
• Reveal what our agents are doing without noise:
  Design patterns that show what AI and automation are doing on behalf of customers. Use hierarchy, copy, and motion to earn trust while keeping the default experience simple.
• Champion performance and accessibility:
  Ship work that is fast, accessible, and robust. Pay attention to semantics, focus states, reduced motion, and Core Web Vitals. Partner with engineers to debug and optimize over time.
• Share AI‑native workflows:
  Document prompts, patterns, and workflows you use in Cursor and Claude Code. Share them with designers and engineers to raise the bar across the team.

• Strong experience across both design and front‑end engineering, with ownership from idea to shipped interface
• Fluency in React, Type Script or JavaScript, semantic HTML, and modern CSS
• Active use of tools like Cursor and Claude Code, with clear opinions on how to get…