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Metro generalist product designer title, mid-level experience band, and broad cross-format skills increase applicant competition.
Skills are transferable across product, hardware, and design-agency contexts but favor physical-product backgrounds.
Requires multi-format industrial and digital design skills and specific tool proficiency, but no explicit years requirement.
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Design and develop product formats across physical, digital, and conceptual mediums, including tangible objects, toolkits, and digital interfaces.
Lead early-stage ideation, sketching, material exploration, prototyping, and creation of high-fidelity mockups, renders, and visual documentation for storytelling and product development.
Collaborate closely with Creative Director and cross-functional teams (strategy, brand, content, space) to shape end-to-end products and build presentation decks, user journeys, and visual systems.
Experience with industrial design and physical product design sensibility.
Strong skills in prototyping, 3D modeling, and digital design tools (e.g., Figma, KeyShot, Blender, Rhino, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite).
Demonstrated ability to design across physical and digital formats, including UI/UX adaptability and systems thinking.
Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Practitioner with industrial design training and experience prototyping and visualizing across multiple materials and mediums.
Operator with a systems-thinking mindset capable of multi-format conceptualization and strategic storytelling.
Experienced working in collaborative, cross-disciplinary environments engaging with brand, strategy, and creative teams on innovative products bridging physical and digital spaces.