About the role

Digital Engineer at eInfochips accountable for user experience design across various initiatives. Leading research, design thinking, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to innovate UX solutions.

Responsibilities

Lead with Ownership: Take full accountability for user experience design across multiple initiatives from ideation to launch and evolution.
Drive Human-Centered Design: Lead user research, facilitate design thinking workshops, and translate insights into powerful UX strategies.
Design Across Modalities: Apply your expertise in both digital and physical product UX, including HMI (Human-Machine Interface), wearables, or connected devices.
Champion Innovation: Explore and introduce new tools, methods, and technologies (AI-enhanced UX, data-driven design, etc.) to evolve our design practice.
Stakeholder Collaboration: Work seamlessly with product managers, engineers, architects, and business teams to align design solutions with business impact.
Mentor & Inspire: Coach junior designers, foster a high-performing design culture, and ensure consistent design quality.
Communicate with Impact: Deliver compelling design narratives and present confidently to leadership, clients, and cross-functional teams.
Contribute to DesignOps: Help build scalable design systems, governance models, and research ops to institutionalize design excellence.

7+ years of UX experience across B2B/B2C products, with strong exposure to physical-digital product ecosystems.
Proven leadership in delivering intuitive, aesthetically rich, and functionally powerful user experiences.
Strong experience in HMI, connected devices, or embedded UX is a distinct advantage.
Advanced proficiency in Figma, Adobe XD, Miro, InVision, ProtoPie, Framer, and other design + prototyping tools.
Demonstrated expertise in facilitating workshops, user research, usability testing, and storytelling through design.
Familiarity with tech stacks and agile/lean product development cycles.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills – must be able to articulate ideas to both design-savvy and non-design audiences.
Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in IT/CE/UX, Interaction Design, HCI, Industrial/Product Design, or a related field.