Associate Vice President - Product Engineering - UI/UX
LogiNext
Role Description The Associate Vice President - Product Engineering - UI/UX will lead the end-to-end product engineering lifecycle for LogiNext’s UI/UX experiences, ensuring intuitive, performant, and scalable interfaces across web and mobile products. This full-time, on-site role based in Mumbai involves collaborating with product management, engineering, design, data science, and business stakeholders to define product vision, translate customer and market needs into UI/UX roadmaps, and drive implementation. Day-to-day responsibilities include overseeing software development for front-end and experience layers, guiding design systems and UX standards, prioritizing backlogs, managing cross-functional projects, and ensuring on-time, high-quality delivery. The role also includes mentoring and growing engineering and design teams, instituting best practices in usability, accessibility, performance, and security, and continuously improving product workflows through data-driven experimentation. The AVP will play a key role in aligning UI/UX strategy with LogiNext’s AI-native platform capabilities and enterprise customer requirements.
Qualifications
- Strong Product Engineering and Software Development skills, with experience driving UI/UX feature implementation at scale.
- Demonstrated Product Management capabilities, including roadmap ownership, requirements definition, and stakeholder collaboration.
- Proven Team Leadership experience in building, mentoring, and managing cross-functional engineering and design teams.
- Robust Project Management skills, with a track record of delivering complex, multi-team initiatives on time and within scope.
- Deep understanding of modern front-end technologies, design systems, usability, and accessibility best practices.
- Experience working on SaaS products, preferably in logistics, supply chain, or enterprise platforms, is highly beneficial.
- Ability to use data and user research to inform product decisions, optimize user journeys