Product Designer

GenLogs is a hardware, software, and data company building the next generation of Truck Intelligence™.

Our mission is to build unbreakable supply chains in order to make our world safer and stronger.

Through a nationwide network of sensors, we help our customers source carriers, eliminate fraud and theft, and provide real-time visibility on every truck in America.

By operating at the intersection of edge sensing, computer vision, AI-driven analytics, and large-scale field deployment, GenLogs is transforming how transportation data is captured, secured, and commercialized.

ABOUT THE TEAM The Product Design team at GenLogs shapes how customers interact with freight intelligence at scale.

We transform complex operational data into intuitive workflows, interfaces, and visual systems that help our customers make faster, more informed decisions.

Our work spans investigative tooling, geospatial intelligence, operational dashboards, workflow automation, and customer-facing analytics products built on top of the Trident sensor network.

We work closely with Product, Engineering, Data Science, and Go-to-Market teams to ensure every experience is usable, scalable, and grounded in real customer needs.

From early discovery through production launch, the Design team plays a critical role in defining how sophisticated intelligence systems become accessible, actionable software.

ABOUT THE JOB You’re a systems thinker who cares deeply about user experience and product quality.

You enjoy turning ambiguous requirements into clear, intuitive interfaces and thrive in highly collaborative environments where design is tightly integrated with product and engineering.

You bring strong UI/UX fundamentals, excellent communication skills, and a practical understanding of how software gets built.

You’re comfortable working directly with customers to understand workflows and pain points, and you know how to translate those insights into wireframes, polished interfaces, and developer-ready specifications.

You are detail-oriented without losing sight of the bigger picture.