Atmora Tech

Design · Jodhpur, India

Senior Product Designer

We design dense operational interfaces: dispatch boards, trading blotters, approval matrices, warehouse handhelds. The Pilbara Freight dispatch console is used for 11-hour shifts by people who never touch the mouse, so it is keyboard-first with 40 rows visible at 1366x768. This is not marketing-site work, and the measure of success is task time and error rate, not how the screenshot looks.

  • Full-time — on site
  • 5-8 years designing software, including at least two internal or operational tools whose users had no choice about using them
  • Jodhpur, India

The work

What you will do

  • Sit with real users on site — control rooms, plant floors, back offices — for two to three days at the start of each engagement.
  • Design information-dense screens that stay readable: clear hierarchy at 13-14 px body text, colour used for state rather than decoration, and a keyboard path through every primary task.
  • Maintain the shared component library in Figma and keep it aligned with what engineering has actually built, not what was proposed.
  • Prototype and test with 5-8 users per round, and report the failures as plainly as the successes.
  • Work inside the accessibility bar we hold to — WCAG 2.2 AA, including focus order and contrast on every state.

You

What we look for

  • A portfolio with at least two complex operational products, showing screens as they shipped rather than only concept work.
  • Fluent Figma, including auto-layout, variables and component APIs that engineers can map to code.
  • Enough HTML and CSS to know what you are asking for and to review a build honestly.
  • Willingness to defend a decision with observed task data instead of taste.
  • Experience designing for tables, filters and bulk actions, which is most of what enterprise users do all day.

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