UX Designer
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - RE:LAB in Collegno
RE:LAB is a design and innovation company specialized in shaping the interaction between people and complex technologies.
Since 2004, we have been working on products and systems used daily across the automotive, industrial, and consumer sectors. Our goal is to make advanced technology understandable, safe, and natural to use.
We don’t just design interfaces. We design experiences that bring together design, engineering, human factors, and artificial intelligence. Our multidisciplinary team tackles real-world challenges in highly complex contexts, where quality and reliability are essential.
We partner with global companies when user experience is not a detail, but a critical factor for a product’s success—when adoption, safety, and user trust truly make the difference.
At RE:LAB, we believe technology should feel human. This belief guides the way we work, the design decisions we make, and the relationships we build every day.
Designing human experiences for complex technologies.
To strengthen our HMI team,
we are looking for a UX Designer to help shape user experiences for innovative mobility solutions and human–machine interfaces.
The role involves defining how users interact with complex systems, turning user needs, design ideas, and technical requirements into coherent interaction flows, functional specifications, and clear UX documentation.
You will collaborate with other UX designers, engineers, system specialists, and project stakeholders, supporting the development and refinement of HMI solutions throughout the design and development lifecycle.
Main Activities
- Define user flows, journeys, and interaction scenarios for HMI systems and digital interfaces.
- Translate user needs and system requirements into interaction models, functional specifications, and UX documentation.
- Create wireframes and prototypes, addressing usability challenges and complex interaction scenarios.
- Collaborate with engineering teams to review and validate design solutions and