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Product Designer, Evals & Prompts

Anthropic - San Francisco, CA, United States - Hybrid - posted 2026-09-04

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Salary: USD 305,000 - 385,000 / annual

Anthropic is hiring a Product Designer for Evals & Prompts to join the Product Prompt and Eval Design team. This role is foundational to building evaluation systems that measure and validate Claude's behavior across product surfaces. Key responsibilities include: - Writing and revising prompts behind Claude's tools, features, and behaviors; testing surfaces and shipping prompt fixes - Building automated graders that validate prompt fixes and rerun across model versions - Creating low-code, visual eval tools that enable non-technical designers to assemble comparison sets, define rubrics, and compare prompt variants without engineering support - Observing designer workflows and iterating on tool usability - Supporting model releases by testing surfaces, writing prompt migrations, and providing data-driven recommendations - Standing up and scaling the eval harness to exercise 50-100 tools with reproducible settings across model versions - Packaging evaluation findings for model training, including graders for crisp behaviors and human-feedback signals for fuzzy attributes Minimum qualifications: - Production-quality Python - Experience building and maintaining LLM evaluation pipelines (graders, rubrics, comparison sets, regression suites) - Experience building internal tools with real interfaces for non-technical users - Experience with test harnesses, tool-call sandboxing, and reproducible test settings - Shipping prompts or close collaboration with prompt engineers; understanding cross-model prompt degradation - Ability to read and analyze transcripts, not just interpret scores Preferred qualifications include model-launch cycle experience, A/B testing and offline-to-online outcome correlation, front-end or notebook-to-app development, turning product rubrics into training signals, and a user-centric perspective on model behavior.

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