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DiUS seeks a Lead Design Engineer to take client challenges from discovery through to a working experience. You will prototype, implement and refine interfaces with engineers, leading design conversations and decisions while collaborating with product, AI and engineering teams.
This hands-on, client-facing role requires shaping direction, testing interactions, and using modern front-end and AI-assisted tools to bring ideas to life.
This is a hybrid role based in either Sydney or Melbourne. You must be based in Australia with current working rights.
DiUS is an Australian B2B technology services company with an excellent reputation as a trusted consulting partner. We’re a go‑to company for helping organisations of all sizes tackle hard engineering problems, improve delivery practices, modernise applications, and deliver or scale new products to market.
Whether we are building a product using AI or building an AI experience, we work on problems our clients aren’t able to solve themselves, drawing on our deep range of capabilities: software engineering, experience design, data and analytics, machine learning and AI.
We are looking for a Lead Design Engineer who can take a client challenge from discovery through to a working experience. You will combine the judgment and craft of an experienced product / experience designer with the technical fluency to prototype, implement and refine digital interfaces alongside engineers.
This is a hands‑on, client‑facing consulting role. You will uncover user and business needs, shape a practical direction, design and test interactions, and use modern front‑end and AI‑assisted tools to bring ideas to life. You will lead design conversations and delivery decisions, while knowing when to involve deeper engineering, research, product or accessibility expertise.
Each engagement brings different people, constraints and levels of ambiguity. You will build trust quickly, adapt your approach to the client context and help teams make sound decisions about what to build and how to know whether it works.