Senior Product Designer, Sensat

• If you enjoy autonomy, tackling tricky challenges, and seeing your work have tangible impact on major infrastructure projects, you’ll thrive here
• A genuine all-rounder across all facets of the design disciplines
• Fluency in Figma and rapid prototyping
• Experience in B2B SaaS, comfortable with data-heavy or workflow-heavy products
• Comfortable in a fast-paced, dynamic environment, managing multiple work streams
• Thoughtful, inquisitive, and systems-minded
• Equally happy working independently or solving problems collaboratively

Desirable

• Design is at the heart of making Sensat’s complex geospatial and project data understandable and actionable
• As the sole Product Designer, you’ll take end-to-end ownership, collaborating closely with product, engineering, and leadership to turn data, visualisations, planning tools, and workflows into intuitive, usable experiences
• You’ll work on real-world, high-impact problems, not hypothetical scenarios
• The product touches mapping, data visualisation, planning tools, geospatial layers, and workflows — it’s complex, meaningful work
• You’ll have full ownership over your work, not just a slice of a feature
• Decisions are made quickly. Politics is low. The team is small but exceptionally strong
• You’ll help define the design practice at Sensat from the ground up
• This is not a “follow the tickets” design role
• It’s a thinking role, a shaping role, a systems role
• You'll translate complexity into usable experiences. Turn technical workflows, multi-step processes, and data into intuitive designs that help people make better decisions
• Lead research and discovery. Run interviews, observe behaviours, test prototypes, and get to the heart of what users need (which is rarely what the directly ask for)
• Design, prototype, and deliver. Take ideas from sketch to polished UI, iterating rapidly and maintaining the design system as the product grows
• Be the design voice in the room. Collaborate closely with PMs, engineers, and leadership. Ask the right questions. Push back thoughtfully. Make trade-offs with intent