Senior Product Designer I

Inductive Automation LLC
•$115,000 - $128,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Senior Product Designer I is part of a highly visible agile product development team, owning the design lifecycle for a defined product area of the Ignition platform. Partnering with product management and engineering, they translate defined problems into well-specified design solutions and carry them through production. This role operates with some autonomy and is expected to lead reviews, resolve blockers, work collaboratively and escalate issues as-needed. This is a full-time role with remote, hybrid, and onsite opportunities available.

Requirements

  • 3-5 years of experience as a professional product designer with a portfolio demonstrating shipped, production work, including your role in research, iteration, and final outcomes
  • Experience designing complex, stateful software end-to-end, with strong autonomy and without sacrificing quality or delivery speed
  • Excellent communication skills, including leading design reviews and cross-functional sessions, presenting complex decisions accessibly, and giving direct, useful feedback
  • Confidence to drive solution definition when requirements are incomplete, with the judgment to escalate when they are too ambiguous to proceed
  • High proficiency in at least one technical area, such as data visualization, complex workflows, or accessibility
  • Proficient in Figma, including building and maintaining design systems, and managing complex components across multiple projects
  • Ability to quickly prototype design ideas through mockups, interactive prototypes and wireframes
  • Experience collaborating cross-functionally with engineering and other stakeholders on multi-person or cross-team projects, including negotiating scope and technical tradeoffs

Nice To Haves

  • Bachelor’s degree in Design, or related field
  • Experience independently planning and conducting user research, and turning findings into design decisions
  • Actively experimenting with generative AI in your design practice, with concrete examples of What is and is not working to improve your process or output

Responsibilities

  • Owning the design lifecycle for your product area: research, grooming, validation, and iteration
  • Independently producing and communicating high-quality, production-ready work with strong autonomy, without sacrificing quality or delivery speed
  • Consistently considering the holistic user experience and all potential states (errors, successes, dead-ends)
  • Applying Inductive Automation's design systems, identifying gaps, and proposing additions or improvements
  • Contributing to medium-to-large features that cross team or department boundaries, negotiating scope and technical tradeoffs with engineering and product partners
  • Sharing work early, leading reviews of your own work with clarity, and giving specific, actionable feedback on peer’s work
  • Escalating problems when definitions are unclear, and driving forward when they are merely incomplete
  • Picking up unowned or undesirable work, and improving shared tools and processes for the whole team
  • Contributing perspective on design direction in your area, and flagging decisions that conflict with broader product goals
  • Staying current on design tools and paradigms, and sharing what is actually useful with the team
  • Mentoring junior designers through direct feedback and pairing, and contributing to hiring when asked

Benefits

  • 100% Employee Covered Health Care: Don’t pay a dime for your medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • Paid Time Off: Receive paid holidays, vacation, and sick time
  • 401k with Match: Save for the future with our company-matching 401k program
  • World-Class Headquarters: While on-site, enjoy complimentary snacks and beverages, then challenge a friend to a game of pool, table tennis, shuffleboard, or foosball
  • Adjacent Nature Reserve: On-site employees enjoy breathtaking views and adventures that energize and inspire
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