key task:

1. Lead HMI/UI visual design strategy: Define and execute visual systems for HMI touchpoints (infotainment, instrument clusters, industrial control panels, IoT displays) including iconography, color systems, typography, layout grids, and visual hierarchy.
2. Craft high-fidelity visual assets: Create pixel-perfect mockups, scalable component libraries, and motion design (transition animations, status indicators, feedback visuals) optimized for HMI constraints (e.g., low-light visibility, small screen real estate, varying viewing distances).
3. Establish and govern HMI visual design standards: Build brand-aligned visual guidelines, component libraries, and style guides to ensure consistency across products, embedded systems, and cross-functional teams.
4. Translate UX requirements and user insights into visual solutions: Balance aesthetic excellence with usability—ensuring visuals enhance (not hinder) HMI functionality (e.g., intuitive control recognition, minimal cognitive load).
5. Collaborate with engineers and product teams: Validate visual design feasibility for embedded systems (e.g., display technology, processing power, input methods) and iterate to resolve technical limitations without compromising visual quality.
6. Optimize HMI visual performance: Refine visuals to improve load times, visibility in extreme environments (sunlight, low light), and accessibility (color contrast, text legibility) while adhering to industry regulations.
7. Mentor junior visual designers: Share HMI-specific visual best practices, conduct design critiques, and upskill the team on visual craftsmanship for embedded systems.
8. Stay ahead of HMI visual trends: Monitor emerging visual design innovations (e.g., minimalist automotive HUDs, industrial flat design) and integrate relevant trends to keep products visually competitive.
9. Ensure brand and regulatory alignment: Uphold brand identity across all HMI visual touchpoints while complying with industry standards (e.g., ISO, NHTSA, WCAG) for safety and accessibility.
10. Lead visual design iteration: Analyze user feedback, usage data, and field performance to refine HMI visuals—enhancing clarity, brand resonance, and user satisfaction post-launch.

Qualification:

1. Bachelor’s or above in Visual Design, UI Design, Graphic Design, HMI Design, or related field
2. 7+ years of professional HMI/UI visual design experience (automotive/industrial HMI preferred).
3. Expertise in visual design principles: Mastery of color theory, typography, layout, and icon design—with a focus on HMI-specific needs (high-contrast visuals, scalable icons for small screens).
   Deep understanding of HMI visual constraints: Experience optimizing visuals for embedded systems (display resolutions, processing limits, environmental factors) and input methods.​
   Ability to lead visual design projects, drive consensus on visual direction, govern design standards across cross-functional teams, focus on end-to-end visual execution for embedded system.