AeroVect
aviation
SeniorUXDesigner
“Senior UX Designer at AeroVect. Skills: design vision, design standards, design principles, design patterns, component library, front-end implementation standards, design quality, user research, discovery, lightweight research practices, product requirements, interaction design, visual design, information architecture, usability testing, contextual inquiry, operator shadowing. defining the design vision, standards, and execution for AeroVect's Autonomous Ground Support Equipment (AGSE) Service. ”
What You'll Achieve.
setting the bar for how operators, customers, and internal teams experience our products; ensure design intent survives the build process; Set the bar for design quality; ensure customer-facing surfaces reflect the maturity and capability of the underlying service
Industry & Context.
translate complex autonomy concepts into interfaces that build trust, surface the right information at the right time, and support decision-making
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
5+ years of product design experience owning complex, multi-surface products end-to-end, Demonstrated experience designing operator-facing or operations tooling, A portfolio showing range across information-dense interfaces, real-time data, and complex workflows, Proven ability to ship 0 → 1 products in a fast-paced environment without an established design system to lean on, Experience establishing design standards, component libraries, or design systems from scratch, Exceptional craft across interaction design, visual design, and information architecture, communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to articulate design rationale to technical and non-technical audiences
Nice to Have
Experience designing for teleoperations, remote assistance, fleet management, or other real-time monitoring products, Background in autonomous vehicles, robotics, aviation, industrial operations, or other safety-critical domains, Experience as the first designer or early design hire at a startup, Familiarity with designing for users operating under time pressure, cognitive load, or safety-critical decision-making, Comfort working closely with front-end engineers and contributing to implementation discussions, Understanding of how to design interfaces that communicate system confidence, uncertainty, and degraded states, Familiarity with airline, airport, or large-scale fleet operations environments
What You'll Do.
defining the design vision
and execution for AeroVect's Autonomous Ground Support Equipment (AGSE) Service
establishing the design function from the ground up
setting the bar for how operators
and internal teams experience our products
hands-on design for fleet ops surfaces
setting the design direction for customer-facing tools
designing high-information-density operator tools
shaping how airline customers interact with the AGSE Service through dashboards
translating complex autonomy concepts into interfaces that build trust
surface the right information at the right time
and support decision-making
Own the design vision and standards for the AGSE Service
Establish the design principles
and component library that will scale across fleet operations products and customer-facing tools
Define the standards for how AeroVect represents autonomy state
and exceptions across all user-facing surfaces
Partner with Engineering on front-end implementation standards to ensure design intent survives the build process
Set the bar for design quality and review work across the product organization as it grows
Lead hands-on design for Fleet Operations products
Own end-to-end design for remote assistance
and fleet monitoring tools - from discovery to high-fidelity execution
Design for high-stakes
real-time operator workflows where information density
and decision latency directly impact safety and reliability
Partner with the Fleet Operations Product Manager to translate operator and customer needs into intuitive
Shape customer-facing experiences
Design the airline and airport-facing surfaces of the AGSE Service
including operational dashboards
performance reporting
and SLA visibility tools
Establish a coherent visual and interaction language across operator-facing and customer-facing products
while respecting their different contexts and constraints
Partner with the Product
and Operations teams to ensure customer-facing surfaces reflect the maturity and capability of the underlying service
Drive user research and discovery
Conduct direct research with airline/airport customers and internal operators at active deployments to understand workflows
Establish lightweight research practices that fit the pace of an early-stage company
Translate research findings into design decisions and product requirements that the broader team can act on
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Partner with Engineering on front-end implementation standards; Partner with the Fleet Operations Product Manager to translate operator and customer needs into intuitive, scalable interfaces; Partner with the Product, Commercial, and Operations teams to ensure customer-facing surfaces reflect the maturity and capability of the underlying service; articulate design rationale to technical and non-technical audiences
Communication Scope
communication and stakeholder management skills; articulate design rationale to technical and non-technical audiences
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