Product designer

Job Description

Shell is seeking an experienced Product Designer to help shape the future of user-centric experiences across both digital and non-digital touchpoints . This role demands a designer who can seamlessly blend business understanding, user empathy, and creative execution to support Shell s innovation, digital transformation, and sustainability goals. Key Responsibilities: Lead the design of intuitive, scalable, and inclusive digital experiences across web and mobile platforms, aligned with Shell s business and customer objectives. Work on non-digital design initiatives, including physical interfaces, printed materials, and service environments to ensure a consistent Shell brand experience. Conduct user research, usability testing, and translate insights into actionable design improvements. Collaborate with cross-functional teams including product owners, developers, business stakeholders, and other designers in an agile delivery environment. Design wireframes, mockups, prototypes, and user journeys using tools like Figma, Adobe XD, or similar. Ensure alignment with Shell s global design system, brand standards, and accessibility best practices. Continuously iterate based on user feedback, business inputs, and performance analytics. Required Qualifications: 7 10 years of experience in product design with a strong emphasis on UI/UX. Proven ability to design across digital (web/mobile apps) and non-digital experiences. Strong portfolio demonstrating problem-solving, creativity, and business impact. Proficient in Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, Sketch, or equivalent design tools. Familiarity with front-end capabilities (HTML/CSS knowledge a plus). Strong communication, stakeholder engagement, and presentation skills. Preferred Attributes: Experience working in large-scale enterprise or global matrix environments. Exposure to energy, industrial, or sustainability-focused projects is a plus. Comfortable working in fast-paced, agile environments. Ability to mentor junior designers and promote design thinking culture.