LinkedIn / 2024

Recruiter AI Agent

Designed the AI agent experience for LinkedIn Recruiter, translating conversational assistance into a complex enterprise recruiting workflow.

Role

Principal Designer

Why it mattered in the deck

In the interview deck, this project signaled present-day relevance. It showed that my portfolio was not only about playful consumer work, but also about AI and enterprise complexity.

Context

At the time of the presentation, AI was the company's highest priority. Recruiter AI Agent anchored my work directly inside that shift.

Challenge

Design an agent experience that feels genuinely helpful inside a professional recruiting workflow rather than feeling like AI theater layered onto an enterprise product.

Role and scope

Principal designer on the Recruiter AI agent experience.

Worked on enterprise-facing AI interaction patterns and task framing.

Balanced workflow efficiency with clarity, confidence, and control.

Supporting materials from the original deck

Deck overview mention

The original presentation used Recruiter AI Agent as the AI proof point inside the four-project overview.

Process

01

Map AI to a real enterprise workflow

The design challenge was less about novelty and more about making AI assistance useful, legible, and trustworthy inside an existing recruiter workflow.

02

Design for confidence and control

Enterprise users need clear expectations, not magic. The interaction model had to help recruiters understand what the system was doing and why it was useful.

Design Decisions

Avoid AI as spectacle

The work prioritized task clarity and workflow value over flashy chat surfaces or generic assistant tropes.

Keep the human in control

The design emphasized guidance and acceleration rather than opaque automation, which is especially important in high-stakes recruiting contexts.

Outcomes

AI relevance

The project grounded the portfolio in the market's most current product shift and complemented the broader LinkedIn story.

Enterprise range

It balanced the consumer and vision work in the deck by showing fluency with enterprise product complexity.

This project functioned as a present-tense signal inside the original portfolio and remains intentionally concise here until deeper source material is added.

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