Product Designer

What we’re building

Robotic Imaging has spent years digitizing physical space for 7-Eleven, Kroger and some of the largest retail portfolios in the world. Now we’re building the product on top of that data, across two client surfaces:

• The capture app. Point your phone at a store, walk it, and come out with a 3D capture and a documented record of everything inside. The bar is simple: can anyone do it, quickly, on the first try? Today it’s used by our fleet of 50 field technicians. In 2027 it rolls out to enterprise retailers and thousands of their users.
• The web app. Think Claude for facility management. Talk to your buildings, get alerted before problems happen, and run a whole portfolio from one place. Long term, agents manage the properties and people supervise them.

The role

You own the unified client experience across mobile and web. That means owning outcomes, not only screens.

• Research the people using it: field technicians, facility managers, enterprise ops teams.
• Design how information flows from a phone capture to an insight on the web.
• Build and own one design system shared by both surfaces.
• Set scope with R&D leadership and work directly with engineers to get it built.
• Talk to clients and internal users, find what’s not working and ship the fix.
• Help out on our internal tools when needed.

You’re a fit if

• You’ve shipped B2B SaaS to enterprise clients. Field tools are a bonus.
• You’ve designed a camera or capture experience. This is a big plus.
• You design for mobile and web equally well.
• You pick the simplest solution, not the fanciest.
• You can turn your designs into front-end code and push small UI changes yourself. It isn’t required, but it changes how fast we move.
• You’re comfortable working in English with clients and executives.

Do not apply if

• You need a finished PRD before you start. You’ll help write it.
• You want a remote role.

Next step

If you want to define how enterprises capture and manage the physical world, let’s have a coffee.