Senior Product Designer
What you’ll do
“Good design is as little design as possible.” — Dieter Rams.
Design is a core competency at SixSense. As a Product Designer, you’ll own how fab/semiconductor manufacturing engineers experience our platform. You’ll be both a maker and a storyteller, shipping work that is researched, opinionated, and measurably valuable.
Core responsibilities
Lead UX research. Run customer discovery and usability sessions with fab engineers and internal users. Translate findings into clear problem statements and design decisions.
Own end-to-end product design. Translate features from problem definition to wireframes, prototypes, and pixel-perfect UI — including interaction design, information architecture, and visual polish.
Prioritise ruthlessly. Work with product and engineering to scope what ships now vs. later. Make trade-offs explicit and defend them with data and user insight.
Think deeply about edge cases. Anticipate error situations, large-data scenarios, and all the other unhappy 20%, not just the happy path scenarios.
Collaborate cross-functionally. Partner closely with Developers, Data Scientists, QA, Project Managers, and platform-users — from spec to release to post-launch iteration.
Quantify the value you create. Define success metrics for every project (value, adoption, etc.); measure them post-launch, and feed learnings back into the next design cycle.
How you work
Highly productive. You ship a lot of high-quality work.
AI-native. You use AI tools fluently to read about the domain, accelerate research, ideation, prototyping, copywriting, and visual exploration — and you have a strong point of view on where AI helps vs. hurts the craft.
Structured by default. You write clear PRDs, design specs, decision logs, and research summaries. Your work is discoverable, reviewable, and easy to inherit.
Energetic and dependable. You commit to dates, communicate proactively when things shift, and deliver on time without compromising quality.
Bonus — what makes you stand out
Goes beyond the product surface. Keen to contribute to product marketing — explainer videos, blog posts, launch assets, demo content — to amplify the work you ship.
Learn fast. Curious about new domains (semiconductor manufacturing, computer vision, time-series analytics) and able to come up to speed quickly on technical concepts.
Must-haves
4.5+ years designing web/SaaS products, ideally B2B
Strong portfolio demonstrating UX research, interaction design, and visual craft
Proficiency in Figma; comfort with Adobe Illustrator / Photoshop or equivalent
Excellent written and verbal communication — you can write a crisp PRD, present to stakeholders, and explain trade-offs to engineers
Track record of working closely with developers, QA, and end-users through full product cycles
High sense of accountability and ownership; thrives in startup pace
In the first three months you’ll
Get deep on SixSense’s vision, product strategy, and the semiconductor / computer-vision space
Speak with design, product, engineering, and customer-facing teams to map how design plugs into the org
Run user research with internal platform users and ship improvements to product layout and interactions for new features
Establish your documentation rhythm — PRDs, design specs, research notes
In three to nine months you’ll
Evolve and own the design system
Build the design operations playbook — research cadence, review rituals, metrics
Lead long-term design strategy on flagship features and quantify the impact
Your goals matter to us
You want to own a product’s full design lifecycle — from problem framing to shipped outcome to measured impact
You’re eager to see your work used by real customers in real factories
You enjoy contributing to broader conversations — research, ideation, GTM, scale
Interview process
We’ll complete the entire process within 2 weeks:
Portfolio walkthrough
Hands-on user discovery and design discussions
Culture fit
Benefits at SixSense
Flexible working culture
Work directly with founders and across product, business, and engineering
Team discussions on product and business growth — early-stage insight for future builders
Frequent games and learning sessions with teammates
Insurance, learning credits, and other benefits.
If this sounds like you, let’s talk.
