User Interface Designer

SAN Automotive Industries

Faridabad District

On-site

INR 600,000 - 900,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Close collaboration with founders

Fast reviews

Big learning scope

Job summary

A leading automotive manufacturing company in Faridabad seeks a User Interface Designer to own the creative process of app and website design. The position requires proficiency in UI/UX tools, particularly Figma, and a strong portfolio. This is a full-time role that offers a collaborative environment with growth opportunities.

Qualifications

Strong command of UI/UX fundamentals: layout, hierarchy, spacing, and typography.
Ability to design/build a responsive website and craft a brand system.
A portfolio showcasing end-to-end design thinking.

Responsibilities

Translate a Scope of Work into a design roadmap.
Design the mobile app end-to-end including significant features.
Build a Design System v1 in Figma.
Create the brand identity and marketing website.
Design & build the website (marketing/landing) in a no-code web tool; set up basic analytics and forms.
Present work clearly to founders/stakeholders; partner with engineering for pixel-faithful handoff and QA.

Skills

UI/UX tools

Figma mastery

Responsive website design skills

Portfolio demonstrating end-to-end thinking

Microcopy writing

Tools

Adobe Illustrator

Photoshop

Webflow

Figma

WordPress

Job description

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A glimpse of SAN Automotive

SAN Automotive manufactures high-precision sheet-metal stampings and fabrication tooling for automotive, construction equipment, and agricultural machinery. We execute at scale and with discipline. This role sits inside our new AI product initiative, incubated and owned by SAN Automotive (idea shared under NDA).

The role (why this is cool)

Own the end-to-end design: turn a scope into a roadmap, craft the mobile app UX/UI, build the marketing website, and create the brand identity (logo, colors, type, visuals). We value creativity + practicality—bold ideas, clean systems, and designs that ship. First major project? Totally fine—show us skill, taste, and hustle.

What you’ll do

Translate a Scope of Work into a design roadmap (flows, milestones, acceptance criteria).
Design the mobile app end-to-end (onboarding → core loop → paywall/settings), including empty/loading/error states and dark mode.
Build a Design System v1 in Figma (components, variants, tokens) and a clickable prototype with micro-interactions.
Create the brand identity (logo, color system, typography, iconography, imagery style) and a brand kit.
Design & build the website (marketing/landing) in a no-code web tool; set up basic analytics and forms.
Present your work clearly to founders/stakeholders; partner with engineering for pixel-faithful handoff and QA.

Must-have skills (no minimum years required)

Strong command of UI/UX tools and fundamentals: layout, hierarchy, spacing, grids, color blending, contrast/accessibility, and typography.
Figma mastery (Auto Layout, Variants, Variables/Tokens, Interactive Components, Libraries, Inspect) + presentation skills.
Ability to design and build a responsive website (see tools below) and craft a logo/brand system from scratch.
A portfolio (student/self-initiated is okay) that shows end-to-end thinking and taste.

Nice-to-have superpowers

Motion design for product/brand (micro-interactions, Lottie/Rive).
Basic understanding of Flutter/React Native constraints (helps dev handoff).
Comfortable writing short, clear microcopy (buttons, hints, empty states).

Toolstack (be fluent in several of these)

Brand & Graphics: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign; Canva (for quick collateral)

Motion/Interaction: After Effects, Rive, LottieFiles, ProtoPie, Principle, Origami Studio

Web (no-/low-code): Webflow, Framer Sites, Squarespace, WordPress+Elementor (bonus: basic HTML/CSS)

Collab & Presentations: Notion, Linear/Jira, Slack, Loom, Pitch, Gamma, Google Slides/PowerPoint

What success looks like (first 30–45 days)

Week 1–2: Flow map, wireframes, brand directions; Design System v1.
Week 3: Hi-fi app prototype (light/dark) + 5–8 quick tests and iterations.

Work setup & perks

Full-time, on-site (WFO) at our office (location shared during screening).
Close collaboration with the founder and build team; fast reviews; big learning scope.

Seniority level