UI/UX Product Designer

The role

One design system and five applications — three consoles and two field apps — designed for people who may not read fluently, on inexpensive handsets, in bright sunlight. The honest measure of your documentation is how many clarifying questions you receive.

Key responsibilities

• Own the design system: components, tokens, type scale, spacing and states
• Design the five applications, mobile-first for the field and dense for the consoles
• Ship an interim icon and asset set first, so releases are never waiting on art
• Own the rural-first interaction rules, fed by what the field engineers actually observe
• Verify contrast and touch targets rather than assuming them, and check layouts on the real station tablet
• Test with real farmers and pilots, and change your own work when somebody taps the wrong thing

Eligibility

• Three to five years in product design, with one design system shipped end to end and then maintained — created is not the same as adopted
• Genuine mobile-first work rather than a shrunk desktop layout
• Low-literacy or rural interfaces, or a demonstrable appetite for them
• Professional-standard tooling: variants, auto-layout, prototyping and developer handoff
• Typography depth, including a non-Latin script

What you get

• Five applications and the system beneath them, owned outright
• Research access to the actual users, not personas

How the process runs

• Fill in the short form on this page.
• We read it ourselves. Every application is read.
• If we want to meet you, we call you.