Product Designer

[REDACTED] automates the data collection that's slowing down the physical world.

Standards are vital for the safety of our infrastructure. Spending hours manually documenting them is not.

[REDACTED] is an inspector. Today he's climbing through one of Europe's biggest chemical plants, looking for the corrosion that could shut the whole site down, with a notebook and pen in hand. Tomorrow, he'll spend even longer on the part of the job he hates: turning those scribbles into a report.

We're building the best AI-native data collection layer for the 2 billion field workers like [REDACTED]. [REDACTED] radically simplifies how inspectors collect data in the field, make decisions, and produce reports. Along the way, we're building the world's largest dataset on the condition of the built world and the decisions experts make about it.

It's a $2T market and we're just getting started, with ambitions. We work with 6 of the top 10 companies in the space. Our customers inspect facilities and products for companies including [REDACTED] and [REDACTED].

We've assembled a best-in-class team: acquired and future founders, people from institutions like Imperial, Carnegie Mellon and Oxford, and from firms like [REDACTED], [REDACTED] and [REDACTED].

Since launching from [REDACTED] in 2024, we've raised an oversubscribed $20m round led by [REDACTED] , the firm behind [REDACTED], [REDACTED] and [REDACTED], with 100+ unicorns backed to date.

About the role

We're hiring our first Product Designer.

Every engineer at [REDACTED] is a product engineer: they talk to users, decide what to build and ship it themselves. You'll work the same way, with design as your edge, and help the engineers around you to build a better product. That covers the whole experience, not just the surface: which problem we solve, how the flow works, what happens when things go wrong, and how it all looks. You'll work closely with the engineers, with [REDACTED] our Product Manager,…