• Provide strategic direction and leadership for the Design Engineering organization • Oversee the execution of hundreds of concurrent customer projects • Establish, monitor, and report key performance indicators related to on-time delivery and defect-free designs • Transform engineering workflows from a custom one-off low-to-mid fidelity design to standardized, repeatable, high-fidelity customer solutions built on Configure-to-Order building blocks • Partner closely with Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, and Field Service to ensure designs are manufacturable, serviceable, scalable, and cost-effective • Provide technical direction and oversight across multiple engineering disciplines • Provide innovative client-centric solutions within the IEM product portfolio to meet specific customer applications • Ensure designs comply with relevant industry standards, including IEEE/ANSI, UL, CSA, NEC, and IEC requirements • Foster a best-in-class work environment to attract and maintain top talent in the organization

• Work closely with Design, Engineering and Growth teams • Build performant beautiful, responsive websites and landing pages • Help build and maintain Kick's design system • Implement creative animations and interactions in code • Develop special projects to elevate Kick’s brand

• Provide variety of interesting and challenging responsibilities • Involved in nuclear power plant systems design • Prepare or review modification packages for operating nuclear power plants • Create system and component performance specifications • Develop functional mechanical drawings or drawings for nuclear power plant systems • Conduct engineering analyses and evaluations to support modifications and operation of plant systems • Generate technical specifications and procurement documents for plant equipment • Evaluate vendor bids for plant equipment • Conduct studies and options evaluations for modifications to operating nuclear power plants

• Immerse yourself in Kit's product surfaces and current component landscape in your first week. • Audit the current UI for patterns, tokens, and inconsistencies in your first month. • Establish tokens and primitives mapped between Figma and code in partnership with the front-end engineering team in your first six months. • Create a stable, predictable design-to-code workflow that feature squads rely on in your first year. • Drive high adoption of system components in new feature work with visible consistency improvements across surfaces that previously diverged. • Lead the evolution of our component library in Storybook to become the canonical reference for UI behaviour and states. • Establish guardrails that prevent UI drift before it starts, allowing feature squads to ship faster with higher-quality UI without needing to check in with you on every decision.