Jenny Wen, Head of Design at Claude and Cowork, Joins Cursor
Jenny Wen, the Head of Design at Claude and Cowork, has announced her departure from Anthropic to join Cursor as the Head of Design. She previously led the visual redesign of Claude.ai and set the early product direction for Cowork. Before joining Anthropic, Jenny was the Design Director at Figma, where she led product teams for FigJam and Slides. This move brings Claude's core product experience to its competitor Cursor, which is competing with Claude Code in the AI programming agent market, making product design a key part of the rivalry.
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