Experience3 Years

Salary Range80,000–150,000PKR

Career LevelNon-Managerial

Education RequiredBachelor's degree in Product Design, Interaction Design, Visual Communication, HCI, or equivalent practical experience; portfolio demonstrating user-centered digital product work and community-facing design projects required.

What you'll be doing

A.R. Nutrition Food is a Karachi-based nonprofit focused on improving mental health through nutrition-centered care. We deliver evidence-informed dietary interventions alongside psychosocial support to strengthen emotional well-being in underserved communities. The Product Designer will join a small multidisciplinary team to lead design of client-facing digital tools, program materials, and community outreach assets that make nutrition and mental health guidance accessible, culturally relevant, and easy to use.

Key responsibilities include:

Lead user research and needs assessment with program participants, counselors, and field staff in Karachi to define product requirements.
Create user journeys, wireframes, and high-fidelity prototypes for mobile and web interfaces used by beneficiaries and staff.
Design clear, culturally appropriate visual assets for therapeutic meal programs, counseling referrals, and community kitchen materials.
Work with program managers and developers to iterate on prototypes, perform usability testing, and incorporate stakeholder feedback.
Establish and maintain a design system, including UI components, typography, and accessibility guidelines for low-literacy audiences.
Ensure designs meet technical constraints and support monitoring and evaluation needs, producing assets ready for handoff to developers and print vendors.
Support training sessions for staff on using design deliverables and gathering ongoing user feedback.

What we're looking for

Practical experience conducting user research and synthesizing findings into personas, user journeys, and feature priorities.
Strong prototyping skills (wireframes to high-fidelity) and experience with tools such as Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD.
Visual design competence: layout, typography, iconography, and color systems tailored to diverse, low-literacy audiences.
Ability to create and maintain a reusable design system and component library for cross-channel use (web, mobile, print).
Usability testing and iterative design: plan tests, moderate sessions, analyze results, and translate findings into actionable changes.
Experience designing for accessibility and responsive interfaces, including considerations for low-bandwidth and low-end devices.
Strong collaboration and communication skills for working with program staff, developers, and external vendors; ability to document design rationale and hand off assets cleanly.