Help shape how customers trust and control agentic security experiences across AWS.

Own end-to-end design for agentic security surfaces across AWS Continuum, AWS Security Hub, and related products, from problem framing and research through interaction design, visual craft, and launch
Define how trust is earned in the interface, including:
- How customers grant autonomy
- How customers observe an agent’s actions and reasoning
- How customers verify outcomes
- How customers intervene when needed
Set the design vision and develop a pattern language for autonomy in security in a space where patterns do not yet exist
Bring partners along using sharp narratives and prototypes
Partner daily with product, engineering, and science to balance customer needs, technical constraints, and safety and verification requirements for agentic systems
Design for runtime verification where agents may act faster and more opaquely than a human can follow, ensuring customers remain informed, in control, and able to trust what occurred
Make decisions grounded in evidence by synthesizing qualitative and quantitative signals, running research, and validating with real security practitioners before and after launch
Translate dense topics into interface patterns that reduce cognitive load, including autonomy levels, agent reasoning, remediation, verification, and telemetry
Raise the design bar through critique, mentorship, and reusable patterns, and extend shared systems that your work depends on

7+ years of design experience
Available online portfolio
Knowledge of usability principles and techniques
Experience using AI-assisted development tools in academic or professional settings

Sign-on payments
Restricted stock units (RSUs)
Health insurance (medical, dental, vision, prescription, Basic Life & AD&D insurance, option for Supplemental life plans, EAP, Mental Health Support, Medical Advice Line, Flexible Spending Accounts, Adoption and Surrogacy Reimbursement coverage)
401(k) matching
Paid time off
Parental leave

AWS Security sits inside SSOG
Security needs to keep pace as AI systems become more capable and autonomous
Focus area: the gap between what an agent can do and what a human can verify
Goal: rebuild the experience for a world where agents act and humans must trust, verify, and stay in control

Work sessions with PM and tech lead on how much autonomy customers should grant an agent at the start, and how the interface justifies requests for more autonomy
Critique sessions focused on how agents surface reasoning without overwhelming customers
Observation of a security analyst using a AWS Continuum prototype, including the moment they hesitate before allowing the agent to act
Alternation between zoomed-out strategy (security when agents do most of the work) and zoomed-in craft (defaults, disclosure, and “undo” language)

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