Digital Product Designer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Technogym in Emilia-Romagna
Our CompanyTechnogym inspires 70 million daily users to train using our innovative & engaging solutions for fitness, sport and health. By promoting the Healthness lifestyle of exercise, a balanced diet, and a positive mental approach, AI Tracking & Longevity, Technogym has rapidly grown into a success story of over 2,800 employees at 16 branches, expanding to more than 150 countries. It has been selected as Official Supplier to 10 editions of the Olympic Games - from Sydney 2000 to Milano Cortina 2026.Suppose you are a team player with strong relationship skills and an international approach, eager to invest your energy in building dreams. In that case, you have the right spirit to join Technogym because you have the IMBESTIO You will naturally fit our culture if you work out and live a healthy lifestyle, are proactive, determined, and are digitally savvy. Move with us for a better worldYour RoleWe are searching for a Digital Product Designer to create user-friendly, high-fidelity interface mockups and prototypes. This role involves understanding customer feedback,
applying responsive design techniques, and contributing to the product development process through innovative ideas and designs.Your ImpactDesign seamless, high-quality experiences across a multi-device ecosystem (mobile, embedded interfaces, web)Translate user needs, behavioral data and business goals into intuitive and scalable solutionsCreate flows, wireframes and high-fidelity interfaces with strong attention to interaction, motion and visual clarityPrototype experiences rapidly (including AI-driven interactions) to validate concepts with stakeholders and usersContribute to and evolve the Design System, ensuring consistency across all touchpointsUse data and product analytics to evaluate released features, define benchmarks and drive continuous improvementCollaborate closely with Product, Engineering and Data teams in a continuous discovery and delivery processExplore emerging patterns in AI, personal