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Dirac, Inc. is seeking an early Product Designer to define how the BuildOS suite works and feels. You’ll build serious tools for technical users and own projects from pencil to release across research, strategy, prototyping, interaction and frontend development.
You'll shape structure and surface, define patterns and interactions, and contribute to design language and system as Build OS grows, collaborating with Product and Engineering from exploration through release.
Dirac is building the creative suite for manufacturing engineering. Manufacturing engineering has been underserved by fractured tooling. The work of defining how a product gets built is spread across process plans, MBOMs, routings, work instructions, spreadsheets, PLM configurations, ERP tables, and internal tools. Each artifact represents only part of the process, forcing engineers to rebuild context whenever a design changes.
BuildOS brings these workflows together in one environment. Manufacturing engineers author, version, review, and distribute the Build—the canonical definition of how a product is produced. Figma owns the design file, GitHub owns the repo, Dirac owns the Build. We're looking for an early Product Designer to define how that suite works and feels. You’ll build serious tools for technical users in a domain where great design can fundamentally change how someone works. We’re a small team that values autonomy, quality, feedback, and a bias toward action.
You will own projects from pencil to release, working across user research, product strategy, prototyping, interaction design, visual design, and frontend development. You'll shape both Structure—flows, information architecture, and wireframes—and Surface—layout, typography, color, and interaction polish.
CAD and PLM describe what a product is. ERP and MES record that production happened. Neither describes how the product gets built. There is no established software layer for this work and no established design language for it either. You will have the opportunity to define both.
Our users are manufacturing engineers who have spent their careers working around tools that were not built for them. This is an opportunity to define the interaction model and design language for an entirely new category of software.
Base: $150K – $200K + Equity
Employment is restricted to U.S. Persons as defined by ITAR (22 CFR §120.15).
Dirac is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are based on merit, competence, and qualifications and are not influenced by race, color, religion, gender, national origin or ethnicity, veteran status, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, or any other legally protected status.