AI Product Design · 2024

Wynt AI · Hiring Workflow

Redesigned an AI hiring workflow to make algorithmic decisions transparent, trustworthy, and easy to override.

Role

Product Designer, sole designer on the project

Year

2024

Industry

HR Tech / AI

Wynt AI hiring workflow: hero screen

The problem

Recruiters were spending hours manually sorting candidates with no consistency across hiring managers. The goal: speed up decisions without replacing human judgment.

How I approached it

  1. 1

    Competitive analysis of Greenhouse, Workable, and SmartRecruiters: benchmarking candidate workflows and dashboard layouts.

    Competitive analysis: Greenhouse, Workable, SmartRecruiters
  2. 2

    Sketched core flows by hand → translated to low-fidelity wireframes mapping user flows and screen hierarchy.

    Hand sketches and low-fidelity wireframes
  3. 3

    Our PM ran a usability session with one of the HR users who would be working in the system, and it surfaced that recruiters distrusted opaque AI recommendations. I redesigned the review loop around that finding.

  4. 4

    Designed a review loop: shortlist → validate → adjust → final decision.

Feature gap detected

Feature gap detected

Testing revealed a critical gap: AI recommendations felt like a black box. I designed AI Snippets: short voice clips from interviews, tagged by factors like ‘teamwork’ and ‘problem-solving.’ Recruiters could replay rationale, adjust weightings, and collaborate with confidence.

AI Snippets: interview voice clips tagged by skill factors

What changed

Wynt AI: final outcome screens

What I learned

AI UX is workflow design + trust design, not just a smart feature.

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