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Aerobotics7 (A7) is a mission-driven deep-tech startup focused on developing an autonomous next-gen sensing and advanced AI platform to detect, identify, and mitigate hidden threats like landmines, UXOs, and IEDs in real-time. We are entering a rapid development phase, creating innovative solutions leveraging cutting-edge technologies. Our dynamic team is committed to building impactful products through continuous learning and close cross-collaboration.
Role Description:This is a full-time remote role for a talented and detail-oriented UI/UX Designer who thrives in fast-paced environments. As a critical member of the product team, you will lead design on mission-critical interfaces that fuse complex sensor data, real-time AI insights, and geospatial intelligence into a seamless operator experience.
As a UI/UX Designer, you’ll work closely with engineering, and field teams to design interfaces that power real-world decision-making. You will take ownership of both interface aesthetics and user experience architecture—translating complex, multi-modal data (such as 3D visualization, geospatial intelligence, and real-time analytics) into usable, elegant flows.
We are looking for someone who can move fast—from wireframes to polished, developer-ready assets—but who also knows how to ask the right questions, perform user research, and independently investigate industry standards and design inspiration. You should be as comfortable prototyping a sleek UI as you are architecting an end-to-end user journey map for a high-stakes workflow.
Responsibilities & Required SkillsDesign clean, modern, and intuitive user interfaces for real-time operator dashboards on desktop, tablet and smartphone (web + native).Build responsive UI layouts and component-based design systems using tools like Figma (preferred) or Adobe XD.
Experience of AI-based UI / Full-Stack Apps for Rapid Prototyping is a plus such as Lovable, etc.
Create interactive data visualizations, geospatial map UIs, and support 2D/3D visualization using tools such as Three.js, WebGL, or Unity UI Toolkit.
Conduct user interviews, field research, and competitor/inspiration studies to inform UX decisions.
Define and map end-to-end user flows, build user personas (especially for mission-critical or high-stress use cases), and simplify complex workflows.
Collaborate closely with frontend developers, AI engineers, and robotics teams to ensure design feasibility and alignment with technical constraints.
Use handoff tools like Storybook (preferred) or Zeplin to streamline implementation with engineering teams.
Understand basic HTML, CSS, and React structure to improve design-dev collaboration.
Rapidly prototype and iterate with feedback from field testing and internal reviews.
Maintain consistency across products by evolving a unified design language and scalable design system.
Experience with additional tools like Framer, Webflow, Lovable or Blender is a plus.
2–4+ years of hands-on experience in UI/UX design for digital products (preferably B2B or technical platforms).
Preferred Skillset:
Experience designing dashboards, analytics platforms, or control interfaces.
Prior experience designing for geospatial tools, AI-powered apps, or sensor-based platforms is a big plus.
Exposure to deep-tech, Robotics, UAV, or industrial IoT environments is desirable.
Familiarity with accessibility and inclusive design practices.
NOTE: THIS ROLE IS UNDER AEROBOTICS7 INVENTIONS PVT. LTD., AN INDIAN ENTITY. IT IS A REMOTE INDIA-BASED ROLE WITH COMPENSATION ALIGNED TO INDIAN MARKET STANDARDS. WHILE OUR PARENT COMPANY IS US-BASED, THIS POSITION IS FOR CANDIDATES RESIDING AND WORKING IN INDIA.
Competitive startup-level salary and benefits package.
Future opportunity for equity options in the company.
Chance to work on a product that has real-world, life-saving impact.
Collaborative team culture with rapid learning opportunities.
Work on cutting-edge AI, robotics, and geospatial technologies from a UX lens.
Please send your resume and a portfolio showcasing relevant UI/UX work to [email protected].
