UX Designer

Hach • Loveland, CO

2d • $105,000 - $120,000 • Onsite

About The Position

The UX Designer will bring a user-centered design perspective to Hach’s product-development process. Reporting to the User Experience Manager, the designer will work with UX researchers, product owners, engineers, program managers, and business stakeholders to understand customer needs and translate those insights into thoughtful, usable product experiences. The role is part of the Innovation UX team and is based on-site in Loveland, Colorado.

The designer will help prioritize UX work throughout the product-development lifecycle, translate technical, business, and user requirements into information architecture, interaction models, and user-interface designs, and develop concepts and prototypes grounded in customers’ workflows and operating environments. They will participate in design reviews, incorporate feedback, and partner with researchers to convert customer insights into effective product design decisions.

The role calls for creative problem-solving, structured design thinking, clear communication of design decisions, and thoughtful navigation of trade-offs with cross-functional partners. Hach’s mission is to improve water analysis and help ensure water quality worldwide.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in graphic design, interaction design, visual communications, human-computer interaction, or another relevant design discipline.
• 2 or more years of professional UX, product design, UI design, or prototyping experience.
• Professional experience using Figma.
• Experience applying user-centered design methods and translating user, technical, and business requirements into digital-product designs.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with designers, UX researchers, program managers, engineering teams, product owners, and business stakeholders to prioritize UX work throughout the product-development lifecycle.
• Translate technical, business, and user requirements into clear information architecture, interaction models, and user-interface designs.
• Facilitate and participate in design reviews, gather actionable feedback, and iterate designs based on user and stakeholder input.
• Create and refine concepts and prototypes that reflect customers’ workflows, operating environments, and use of connected products.
• Partner with UX researchers to collect customer feedback and turn research findings into effective product design decisions.
• Communicate design decisions and navigate trade-off conversations with cross-functional partners.
• Use customer evidence, business priorities, and technical constraints to improve product experience.

Benefits

• Professional onboarding and training opportunities
• Career coaching and development opportunities
• Health and retirement benefits, subject to applicable country and location plans
• Bonus pay eligibility
• Paid time off
• Medical insurance
• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• 401(k)

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level