UX Designer

Who you are

• Bachelor’s degree in UI/UX Design, Industrial Design, or a related discipline
• 3+ years designing user experiences for physical products
• A strong portfolio showcasing relevant hardware UX design work
• Fluency designing inside hard constraints, such as display resolution and color depth, physical button counts, BOM cost, certification requirements, tooling timelines
• Hands-on usability research experience with physical prototypes, and the judgment to know when a finding warrants a design change
• Proven experience collaborating with teams across design, product and engineering
• Proficiency with Figma and Adobe Creative Suite; working familiarity with CAD tools such as SolidWorks or Rhino is preferred
• Demonstrated fluency and enthusiasm with AI tools for concept exploration, asset production, process improvement, and documentation
• Strong attention to detail with the ability to work in an agile, fast-paced environment without compromising quality

What the job involves

• We're seeking a talented and enthusiastic UX Designer to join our growing team and deliver compelling, easy, and delightful user experiences for our hardware products
• This role sits at the intersection of physical product and user experience. You'll design on-device UI and interaction flows with a relentless focus on the customer
• You'll work with industrial design, product, and engineering across the full design process, from product concepts through prototyping, testing, tooling, engineering builds, and launch
• In addition, you’ll drive process improvements in HW UX design, for both new products and the extension of existing products to new markets, leveraging cutting-edge technologies to improve how we work and what we make
• Own the end-to-end user experience, interaction model, and on-product interfaces for a variety of new HW products, including the physical UI, displays, affordances, and feedback (haptic, audio, visual)
• Partner with industrial design on UI placement, control feel, labeling, and ergonomics — consistently advocating for the user when manufacturing and cost pressure push the other way
• Work through hardware and technology constraints with colleagues in product and engineering to deliver experiences that are feasible, desirable, and viable
• Build and run usability testing on physical prototypes and turn findings into impactful and achievable design changes
• Document UI layouts, interaction specs, state diagrams, and UI asset packages that firmware and engineering teams can build from without ambiguity
• Explore and implement critical process improvements in how we design and document HW projects, using AI and other emerging technologies
• Contribute to a shared hardware UX design system, including interaction patterns, iconography, terminology, and display standards that scale across the portfolio