UI/UX Designer - Manufacturing DX Applications

About the role

HMGICS is the core manufacturing testbed of the Technology Innovation Group, building a software-defined factory for autonomous and flexible production of future mobility solutions. It deploys digital transformation technologies and methodologies for the Software Defined Factory (SDF) at HMGICS, Singapore. The UI/UX Designer builds user-centric product designs and validation processes for manufacturing DX applications, improving usability through intuitive, data-driven interfaces and continuous user feedback.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct end-to-end UX design for manufacturing DX applications: identify worker workflows, pain points and mental models through user research, interviews and on-site observation.
• Create user journey maps, task flows, wireframes and interactive prototypes.
• Develop and refine UI mockups using tools such as Figma.
• Build globally scalable design systems and component libraries aligned with Hyundai Motor Group's brand and SDF platform standards, ensuring consistency across applications and global factory deployments.
• Design production-ready UIs for scalable manufacturing LCNC front-end applications, documenting interaction specifications, responsive layouts and component-level designs.
• Manage the front-end design language and component libraries in line with component architecture.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant field.
• Minimum of 5 years of UI/UX design experience.
• Experience designing data-driven, dashboard-style interfaces for analytics, monitoring and operational tools.
• Experience developing application front ends using application development platforms and LCNC tools.
• Experience designing applications for industrial, manufacturing, logistics or IoT environments.
• Knowledge of accessibility standards (WCAG) and responsive/adaptive design.
• Experience with AI-based design tools and UI/UX DevOps integrated with applications.

Required skills

• Figma (or Sketch, Adobe XD), including components, auto-layout and prototyping.
• Design systems and component libraries.
• Responsive and adaptive design.