Mid Product Designer: Visual Design & IA for Dashboards

Kitro; Zürich; Remote; CHF 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Zurich team events

Competitive compensation

Job summary

KITRO in Zürich seeks a Mid Product Designer to shape intuitive, data-driven experiences that help users understand and reduce food waste. You’ll focus on visual design and information architecture, translating complex data into responsive dashboards and interactive prototypes using Material Design and Figma.

You will collaborate with the Product Experience Manager and cross-functional teams to create user-centred experiences aligned with business goals, technical constraints, and the product

Qualifications

• Ability to identify and frame user needs, distil requirements, and translate them into clear design concepts.
• Strong experience designing user-centred interfaces and interactive prototypes, using them effectively throughout the design process, including user research.
• Passion for information architecture and the ability to define the structural design of shared information environments.
• Strong understanding of interaction design and how interactions enhance the user experience.
• Experience working in multidisciplinary agile environments alongside designers and development teams.
• Experience working with style guides and design systems, including contributing to their development.
• Ability to transform user insights into actionable visual design requirements that inform prototype development and influence product direction.
• Strong understanding of accessible and inclusive design principles, with the ability to advocate for them throughout the design process.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to advocate for user needs to senior stakeholders.
• A proactive approach to staying up to date with state-of-the-art UI trends.
• Ability to analyse technological constraints and propose appropriate design solutions.
• Experience designing dashboards and complex, data-heavy solutions for specialised users.
• Ability to design with an omnichannel and responsive mindset.
• Passion for designing products that create positive impact at scale.
• AI Literacy & Continuous Adaptation:Actively learns and leverages emerging AI tools, methodologies, and technical best practices to continuously optimize development workflows, enhance code quality, and increase individual and team output.

Responsibilities

• Design end-to-end user interfaces and experiences by creating mockups, wireframes, interactive prototypes, and responsive dashboards across the KITRO product ecosystem.
• Build, maintain, document, and scale the shared design system and component library in collaboration with the software team and Product Experience Manager, ensuring consistency across hardware interfaces and software web views.
• Translate user research insights and business objectives into information architecture, user journeys, and interactive prototypes that define the structural design of the product.
• Collaborate closely with the Product Experience Manager and software team within an agile environment to ensure designs align with technical constraints and the overall product roadmap.
• Partner with the Product Experience Manager to establish an effective visual design strategy aligned with the team's vision and roadmap.

Skills

User needs framing

UI design

Information architecture

Interaction design

Agile teams

Design systems

Accessible design

Communication

UI trends

Dashboard design

Omnichannel design

AI literacy

Tools

Figma

Material Design

Job description

KITRO in Zürich seeks a Mid Product Designer to shape intuitive, data-driven experiences that help users understand and reduce food waste. You’ll focus on visual design and information architecture, translating complex data into responsive dashboards and interactive prototypes using Material Design and Figma.

You will collaborate with the Product Experience Manager and cross-functional teams to create user-centred experiences aligned with business goals, technical constraints, and the product