Qualification

5+ years of product design experienceExperience owning projects end-to-endAbility to self-directFamiliarity with user researchExperience designing CADAbility to contribute frontend codeExposure to manufacturingCAD and PLM describe what a product is

Required

5+ years of product design experience, ideally designing complex B2B, technical, or professional software.
High technical acumen and experience designing complex systems, workflows, and information-heavy interfaces.
Strong interaction and visual design skills, from early concepts and prototypes through polished production-ready designs.
Experience owning projects end-to-end, including research, problem definition, design, implementation, and release.
Strong product judgment and the ability to balance user needs, technical constraints, business priorities, and speed.
High attention to detail and a strong bar for craft, usability, and visual quality.
Ability to self-direct, prioritize independently, and thrive in a fast-moving, ambiguous environment.
Experience using qualitative and quantitative insights to inform design decisions.
Familiarity with user research, usability testing, and prototyping.
Ability to clearly communicate design decisions and rationale across Product and Engineering.
A bias toward shipping and iteration over perfection.
Curiosity about how physical things get made. Manufacturing experience is not required, but you should want to build that expertise.

Preferred

Experience designing CAD, PLM, EDA, developer tools, data tools, industrial software, or other professional-grade applications.
Experience designing complex data models, tables, hierarchical information, timelines, graphs, or 3D/spatial interfaces.
Experience building or maintaining a design system.
Ability to contribute frontend code, particularly with React, TypeScript, HTML, or CSS.
Experience designing zero-to-one products or working at an early-stage startup.
Experience conducting research with specialized technical users.
Exposure to manufacturing, mechanical engineering, robotics, aerospace, automotive, industrial engineering, or hardware development.
CAD and PLM describe what a product is. ERP and MES record that production happened. Neither describes how the product gets built. There is no established software layer for this work and no established design language for it either. You will have the opportunity to define both.

Product Designer at Diracinc · LumiJobs

Product Designer

Responsibilities

Qualification

Required

Preferred

Benefits

Company

Diracinc

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