Lead and deliver the frontend part of the design system
Help improve the design system by supporting other engineers in their work and strengthening collaboration across teams
Create usable design system assets that meet and go beyond accessibility standards and continuously improve them in line with design system best practices and guidelines
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Collaboration - contributes to a highly collaborative environment that enables a cross functional team to flourish
Hi, I’m Johan, the Design System Lead. Together with my team of skilled and passionate designers and engineers, we build and maintain Electrolux Group’s design system SHAPE. We help hundreds of engineers and designers at the company build more cohesive, on-brand products faster, with accessibility at heart. We’re looking forward to welcoming someone who wants to help shape this work with us.
Overseeing the mechanical system design of data centre construction projects.
Involved developing high-quality designs, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver efficient and innovative mechanical solutions.
Manage mechanical design activities from concept development through detailed design, ensuring reliable and energy-efficient mechanical systems.
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We're looking for a Civil 3D-proficient design engineer to support bid and project development for ground-mounted and rooftop solar PV projects. You'll work under the guidance of the Project Development Manager, helping turn site investigation (SI) reports and topographic surveys from clients into workable site development packages — grading and earthworks plans, drainage and retention pond designs, and piling method recommendations — that feed directly into technical bids and detailed design.
Keep the shared component library healthy: buttons, dropdowns, tables and the other reusable interface pieces used across the company. Keep that library consistent and up to date so the same pattern is never rebuilt from scratch.
Make it easy for anyone to prototype: build templates and lightweight tools so a non-designer can mock up an idea quickly instead of waiting in a design queue.
Sweat the small details: how a button responds to a press, how a menu opens, what a loading state feels like. These details are what make a product feel considered rather than assembled.
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