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About Anduril Industries
Anduril Industries is a defense technology company that builds advanced hardware and software systems for national security, including autonomous drones, surveillance systems, and the Lattice AI command platform.
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Product Designer, ArsenalOS joins the ProductionOS team to enhance the Forge platform, which facilitates the receipt, manufacturing, deployment, and maintenance of hardware across the globe. In this role, you will design end-to-end user experiences for various applications, manage the full design lifecycle from discovery and prototyping to implementation, and contribute to roadmap strategy. You will create scalable components for mobile, tablet, and desktop devices while maturing a comprehensive design system to ensure consistency across high-rate production settings. The work involves solving complex manufacturing and onsite workflow challenges by creating intuitive interfaces for industrial environments. Key requirements include mastery of visual and interaction design, including micro-interactions and animations, along with proficiency in tools like Figma, Sketch, or Adobe Creative Suite. You will also conduct on-site research to understand the specific needs of shop floor users.
Ability to articulate the process and impact of work clearly.
Proficiency in creating scalable components for various devices and environments.
Experience developing and implementing design systems.
Comfort with on-site research and understanding of manufacturing and production environments.
Familiarity with hardware-related industries, advanced knowledge of visual design principles, experience with Figma/Sketch/Adobe Creative Suite, and understanding of accessibility standards (preferred).