Product Designer, Shop Everything

Instagram is seeking a Product Designer to help lead our Shop Everything effort. Shop Everything is our bet that any piece of content on Instagram can become a storefront — that when you spot a jacket in a creator's morning routine, a lamp in a travel Reel, or a skincare product in a friend's Story, you should be able to tap and buy it, or discover five others like it, without ever leaving the app. We're building a world where shopping is as native to the experience as liking or commenting: seamless, trustworthy, and rewarding for the creators who make it possible. As a key member of our design team, you will be responsible for ensuring that our products and features are valuable, easy to use, and of the highest level of craft and execution. In this role, you will design both sides of that exchange. On the creator side, you will empower creators to monetize their content and grow their businesses — defining how they add products to their content, how those products show up to their audience across Feed, Reels, Stories, and Profile, and how AI-assisted flows like automatic product tagging and search across millions of catalogs make earning from their content feel effortless rather than transactional. On the consumer side, you will turn inspiration into action across the end-to-end purchase experience, from the moment of interest through consideration, cart, and checkout. That means rebuilding the product detail page around AI-assisted decision-making rather than static product information, designing a cart that persists across Instagram so people can gather things over time and return when they're ready, defining how much of a purchase someone can delegate to an AI agent and how they stay in control of it, and earning trust across a marketplace of third-party sellers with uneven product data and different ways of checking out. The ambition on both sides is to be differentiated and forward-looking: defining new patterns and experiences rather than replicating existing ones. You will own a core area of this work end-to-end, with room to grow across the full initiative as the team scales.

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