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Altana is hiring for 13 open roles on Migrate Mate as of July 16, 2026, concentrated in software engineering and data science & analytics, with listed salaries up to about $265,000. Migrate Mate updates Altana's live openings daily. Altana is a technology company that builds supply chain intelligence software, helping businesses map and analyze global trade networks.
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Altana hiring data on Migrate Mate, as of July 16, 2026.
- Open jobs
- 13
- Top team
- Software Engineering
- Seniority
- Manager level or above
- Work type
- 77% remote or hybrid
- Top location
- Brooklyn
- Salary range
- $190,000–$265,000
Listed salaries for Altana roles on Migrate Mate range from about $190,000 to $265,000 per year across 13 open roles, as of July 16, 2026.
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Altana is the network for trusted trade. Our AI-powered product network empowers governments and businesses to build a more resilient and secure global economy while keeping trade flowing.
The Opportunity at Altana
Altana's mission is to fix globalization. We are building a network that brings together public and private sector entities, across myriad workflows from customs and transaction processing, to macro policy analysis, to supply chain resilience. Combined with the age of agents and AI native experience this isn’t something the SaaS playbook has prepared us for. As Head of Design you will shape the product vision of Altana and bring it to life. You will create a consistent, agent-first design system for handling a wide array of information-dense, complex workflows across governments, logistics providers, importers, and their suppliers across a range of use cases.
And you need to lean into the evolving role of product design in an AI-native software development lifecycle. Traditional design organizations are not set up for this world. They scale linearly with headcount, ship Figma files to engineers as the unit of work, treat the design system as a component library, and assume the user is a single human clicking through a single product. That model is already breaking. Product managers can prototype in working code. Engineers can generate full interfaces from a prompt. Customers increasingly interact with the product through an agent that reasons, summarizes, and acts on their behalf. The center of gravity for how experiences get made is shifting — and the design organizations that thrive next will not be the ones that draw the most screens. Our head of design is expected to help us create this new world and evolve traditional SDLC’s to tighten the feedback loop, and produce more output faster together in a native AI loop.
We are looking for a Head of Design to build Altana's design organization for that world from the ground up: an
agent-first design team
whose primary deliverable is not a static mockup but a living design system — a structured, semantic, machine-readable language of patterns, components, primitives, and interaction grammars that PMs, engineers, and AI agents can compose against to ship coherent, on-brand, high-quality experiences without a designer in the critical path of every screen. You will redefine what it means to design an in-product experience when the user on the other side is sometimes a customs broker, sometimes a Fortune 500 trade compliance team, sometimes a sovereign government analyst, and increasingly, sometimes an AI agent acting on their behalf. You will treat AI not as a feature you bolt onto the UI but as a native participant in every workflow — with its own surfaces, affordances, failure modes, and trust signals — and you will build the design language that makes human-and-agent collaboration feel obvious instead of awkward.
This is a role for a leader who is as much a product thinker as a design thinker. You will sit at the same table as the product leaders, the CPO, CTO, CEO and Head of Engineering, set strategy alongside them, and own outcomes — not just artifacts.
Build an Agent-First Design Organization
Define what an agent-first design team looks like in practice — how it's structured, what it ships, what it measures, and how it scales with leverage rather than headcount.
Hire, develop, and lead a team of designers who treat AI as a teammate and a medium: who prototype in code with AI assistance, who design
with
agents rather than around them, and who see the design system as the team's highest-leverage product.
Establish the rituals, review forums, and quality bars that keep a small team of designers accountable for the experience of a multi-product, multi-persona network — without becoming the bottleneck that slows it down.
Champion a culture of "show, don't tell": working prototypes, agent-generated variants, and live demos beat decks and static comps every time.
Make the Design System the Product
Own the vision for Altana's design system as the
enablement layer
for a new class of creators — product managers, engineers, and AI agents — who increasingly build user-facing experiences directly.
Define the system as more than a component library: a structured set of patterns, tokens, content rules, interaction grammars, and accessibility guarantees that are
semantic
,
composable
, and
legible to AI
— so that an LLM generating a workflow, a PM prototyping a new view, or an engineer wiring up a feature all converge on the same coherent experience.
Build the contribution model, the documentation, and the tooling (including AI-native authoring and review tools) that make the design system the fastest, easiest, and highest-quality path to ship — not a checklist people work around.
Measure the design system by leverage: how many net-new experiences shipped without direct designer involvement still meet the bar; how fast new patterns propagate; how much rework the system prevents.
Design Agent-Native In-Product Experiences
Evolve Altana's in-product experience from a set of human-only workflows to genuinely
agent-native
workflows — where agents act, explain, ask, and hand off to humans, and humans confirm, correct, escalate, and delegate back.
Define the visual and interaction language for the new primitives this requires: agent reasoning surfaces, provenance and citation patterns, confidence and uncertainty signals, interruption and consent moments, multi-step task previews, human-in-the-loop review queues, and the affordances that let a user trust — or appropriately distrust — what an agent has done on their behalf.
Partner with product and engineering to make agentic capability discoverable inside the existing product, not hidden behind a separate "AI" tab — so that the right capability shows up at the right step of the workflow, for the right persona.
Treat every agent surface as a first-class design problem: what it looks like when it's working, what it looks like when it's wrong, and how a user moves between agent-mediated and direct-manipulation modes without losing their place.
Design Across a Multi-Product, Multi-Persona Network
Own the end-to-end design strategy for a product suite that spans enterprise supply chain mapping, customs and entry management, PLM/ERP integration, government and regulatory tooling, logistics provider workflows, and financial services use cases — all converging on a single network experience.
Design for personas that share objects but not mental models: a corporate trade compliance officer, a licensed customs broker, a CBP officer, a logistics dispatcher, a supplier in a developing market, and an AI agent acting for any of them — collaborating around the same Product Passport, the same shipment, the same risk signal.
Build a design system that is
opinionated about coherence but flexible about persona
— one navigation, one visual language, one set of patterns — modulated by role, surface, and use case rather than forked into product-specific silos.
Make collaboration a first-class design surface: shared workspaces, handoffs across organizations, comments and approvals that cross enterprise/broker/government boundaries, and the trust and access patterns that make those interactions safe.
Lead as a Product Thinker, Not Just a Design Thinker
Operate as a peer to Product, Engineering, and Data Science leadership: shape strategy, make trade-offs, own outcomes against business and network metrics — not just craft and aesthetics.
Tie design investment directly to the metrics that matter for a network business: activation, time-to-value, workflow completion, multi-party adoption, network k-factor, and product-led expansion across personas and organizations.
Lead customer research and discovery as a strategic capability — not a service function — and use what you learn to influence what gets built, not just how it looks.
Translate design vision into a clear, compelling narrative that aligns the executive team, the board, customers, and prospective hires around why design is a competitive moat for Altana.
Partner Across the Company
Partner deeply with Engineering on the design-to-code pipeline: shared primitives, AI-assisted generation, automated accessibility and visual regression, and a contribution model where front-end engineers extend the system as a matter of course.
Partner with Product on roadmap and discovery — designing in the open with prototypes, not gating it behind handoff rituals.
Partner with Customer Experience, Marketing, and Sales to ensure that the product experience, the documentation that AI agents consume, and the way Altana communicates change all speak in one coherent voice.
Who You Are
You think in systems, not screens.
You don't just want to design great surfaces — you want to design the system that produces great surfaces at scale, in the hands of people who don't have "designer" in their title. You see the design system as your team's highest-leverage product and you have built one that was actually used as such.
You're agent-native, not AI-curious.
You actively use AI tools to do your own work — to research, prototype, generate variants, critique, and ship. You have opinions about what agent-native UX looks like, formed by building it, not by reading about it. You're not waiting for "the AI design wave" — you've been on it for a while, and you have the receipts.
You're a product thinker as much as a design thinker.
You can sit in a strategy session and make a credible case for what to build and why, not only how. You understand business and network metrics, can read a usage funnel, and hold yourself accountable to outcomes — activation, adoption, retention, expansion — not just to craft and aesthetics.
You design for many users at once.
You're comfortable optimizing a single design system across radically different personas — enterprise compliance officers, government regulators, brokers, suppliers, agents — who all collaborate inside the same network experience. You know how to keep an experience coherent without flattening the differences between the people using it.
You're a builder, not just a leader.
You can still prototype. You still review the work. You still write the principles. You build leverage for your team by raising the floor of the design system, not by becoming a bottleneck above it.
You're technically fluent.
You don't need to ship production code, but you're comfortable in the materials of the modern web: CSS, React, design tokens, component APIs, accessibility primitives, and the AI tools that increasingly sit between a design intent and a shipped pixel. You can have a real conversation with engineering about how the system is implemented, not just how it looks.
You communicate with clarity and conviction.
You can present design strategy to a CEO, a customer, a board, a prospective hire, and a junior designer — and each of them walks away aligned. You write as well as you draw.
You're energized by hard problems and high stakes.
Altana's design surface — a multi-product, multi-persona, agent-native network that mediates real-world global trade — is one of the more interesting design challenges in enterprise software today. You see that as a feature, not a bug.
Preferred Qualifications
10+ years of experience in product or UX design, including 4+ years leading design organizations in complex, multi-product B2B or enterprise SaaS environments.
A portfolio that demonstrates ownership of a design
system
— not just a set of screens — that was actively used by non-designers (engineers, PMs, and ideally AI tooling) to ship production experiences.
Demonstrated experience designing AI-mediated or agentic in-product experiences — including the patterns for trust, provenance, confidence, human-in-the-loop review, and graceful failure.
Experience designing across multiple personas and organizations that share workflows — collaborative SaaS, multi-sided platforms, marketplaces, or network products.
Strong product instincts: comfortable owning outcomes against business and network metrics (activation, time-to-value, adoption, k-factor, PQLs), not just design quality metrics.
Hands-on fluency with modern AI tools as part of your own design and prototyping practice — using them to generate, critique, prototype, and accelerate, not just to admire.
Technical fluency with the design-to-code surface: tokens, component APIs, CSS, React (or willingness to learn), accessibility standards, and the tooling that connects design systems to production code.
Experience designing data-dense, decision-support, or analytical experiences — supply chain visualizations, knowledge graphs, dashboards, regulatory workflows — is a strong plus.
Experience in a high-growth, zero-to-one environment where you had to build the design organization while running it.
US Salary Range and Benefits
$240,000 – $300,000 USD
The salary range, to the extent specified for this role, is a good faith statement of the minimum and maximum levels of the annual base salary for the position. The base salary offered to a successful candidate will depend on a wide range of compensation factors, including, but not limited to, work experience, education and/or training, critical skills, and/or business considerations. Competitive equity grants are included in the majority of full time offers; and are considered part of Altana's total compensation package. Altana also offers either a discretionary bonus or a variable compensation plan depending on the role. Additionally, Altana offers top-tier benefits for full-time employees, including:
Flexible Time Off: Altana operates with a Flexible Time Off (FTO) policy that gives you agency over your own time off so you can maximize your work-life balance.
Parental Leave: We offer industry leading Paid Parental Leave (PPL), providing 14 weeks of leave for non-birthing, adoptive, and foster parents and up to 26 weeks of leave for birthing parents, all paid at 100% of your base salary.
Health Benefits: We have a full suite of medical, vision, and dental benefits with generous employer contributions, designed to give you flexibility and choice for your individual health situation. Our high deductible health plan is 100% employer paid for employees and supplemented with an employer contribution to your Health Savings Account (HSA). There is also a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) option.
Supplemental Benefits: Altana provides life, short- and long-term disability, and AD&D insurance coverage, all at no cost to you, so you know that you and your loved ones are covered in case of an emergency.
401(k) Savings: Save for and invest in your future using our Guideline 401(k) retirement savings program.
Commuter Benefits: Save money on your commute by setting aside pre-tax funds for public transit or parking!
Wellness: Because we value mental and emotional health, every Altana employee has access to a free premium subscription to Calm, the #1 app for meditation, sleep, and mindfulness.
Pet Insurance: Pets are family too! Keep them healthy with Wishbone insurance and/or our Total Pet vet service and telehealth discount plan.
Employee Assistance Program: Free access to confidential personal support.
Dependent Care FSA: You will have access to a Dependent Care FSA, which allows you to set aside pre-tax funds for childcare expenses.
The recruiter assigned to this role can share more information about the specific compensation and benefit details associated with this role during the hiring process.
Our Values
Our values are the core beliefs that shape who we are, what we stand for, and how we behave.They form the foundation of Altana’s culture and integrity and guide how we hire, design, build, and connect with each other and our customers.
Trust:
Our customers and partners entrust us with missions of the highest importance. We honor that by keeping our word, meeting commitments, and ensuring every action we take reinforces confidence in us. We rely on each other to deliver, to speak openly, and to hold ourselves accountable.
Resilience:
In a world of uncertainty and complexity, our work must withstand challenges, evolve with conditions, and ensure reliability over time. Resilience is both how we operate and what we deliver. It’s how we respond when things don’t go to plan –– we adapt, we support each other, and we keep moving forward.
Stewardship:
We are stewards of every mission we touch. Because our work impacts lives and futures, we hold ourselves accountable to delivering mission impact and never compromising. Our responsibility extends beyond individual projects to the broader system of global trade. We believe that stewardship starts from within so that we can bring focus, creativity, and excellence to our work. Each of us is personally responsible for fostering a workplace where people can thrive. And we are stewards of the greater good of the company. By holding ourselves and each other accountable, we build a culture of innovation and collective success that reflects the scale of our mission.
Courage:
Courage is what unlocks the seemingly impossible for our customers. It’s the core value that drives us make bold moves and take on big, complicated network problems—the ones others avoid. We know success isn't guaranteed, but we have the audacious vision to believe a solution is possible and to build it. Courage fuels our growth mindset. It means embracing challenges that make us stronger, and it’s demonstrated by how we approach hard conversations and complex projects.
At Altana, we believe that a diverse workforce enables greater creativity, performance, and adaptability. We’re proud to be an equal opportunity employer and welcome you to join us as you are. Our employment opportunities and decisions are based on business needs and individual qualifications, without regard to race, color, religious creed, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, medical condition, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, family care or medical leave status, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by the laws or regulations in the areas in which we operate. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any type, in any situation.
Offers related to employment at Altana will come from an Altana.ai email address. We will never ask for payment as part of the interview or onboarding process.
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Working at Altana
Altana's 13 open roles are manager level or above, and about 77% are remote or hybrid. The most active teams are software engineering, data science & analytics, and product management. Altana develops software that gives organizations visibility into global supply chains, drawing on trade data to help companies identify risk, track suppliers, and make informed sourcing decisions. Most Altana roles are based in Brooklyn, with some in San Francisco and Washington.
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Browse jobs by roleAltana Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How many jobs is Altana hiring for right now?
Altana is hiring for 13 open roles on Migrate Mate as of July 16, 2026, updated daily, concentrated in software engineering and data science & analytics. Roles span software engineering, product, and implementation, with most positions at the senior or staff level. Migrate Mate reflects Altana's current openings as they are posted.
What kinds of roles does Altana hire for?
The most active teams are software engineering, data science & analytics, and product management. Altana regularly hires for software engineering, business intelligence, product design, product management, and technical implementation. Open positions include staff and senior engineering roles, principal product managers, and design leadership. Most postings are manager level or above, with an emphasis on technical and product expertise in supply chain and data domains.
Are Altana jobs remote or in-person?
Mostly remote. About 77% of Altana's open roles on Migrate Mate are remote or hybrid as of July 16, 2026, with the rest based in Brooklyn. Each Altana listing shows its work location so you can filter before applying.
How do I apply to a job at Altana?
Find a Altana role you want on Migrate Mate, then follow the listing directly to Altana's own careers page to submit your application. Altana manages its own hiring process, including screening and interviews. Migrate Mate does not accept applications on Altana's behalf.
What do Altana jobs pay?
Listed salaries for Altana roles on Migrate Mate range from about $190,000 to $265,000 per year as of July 16, 2026, with most postings at manager level or above. Exact pay is set by Altana and shown on each listing.
Does Altana hire entry-level?
Most of Altana's open roles on Migrate Mate are manager level or above as of July 16, 2026. Entry-level openings are limited. Check individual Altana listings for stated experience requirements.
Where is Altana hiring?
Most Altana roles are based in Brooklyn, with some in San Francisco and Washington, and about 77% offer remote or hybrid work as of July 16, 2026. Migrate Mate shows the location on each listing.