UI/UX Designer
Company
NestAI builds the adaptive operating system for modern battlefield operations. Most AI systems are built once, validated at deployment, and expected to stay sufficient after that. That assumption holds until conditions change, and in defence, they always do. Our team develops adaptive intelligence for unmanned and command systems: AI that continuously learns from operational data and adapts to changing conditions, deployed in environments where there is no internet, no GPS, and failure is not an option. NestOS, our open, modular, and interoperable platform, enables this at scale and keeps capability evolution under sovereign European control.
Founded in 2025 by Peter Sarlin, whose previous company Silo AI became Europe's largest AI acquisition, NestAI has grown to over 200 engineers and scientists and partners with leading European defence forces and industry. We're ambitious about what we're building and honest with each other. The bar is high, and so are the standards we hold ourselves to. But this is also a place built on humility, trust, and looking after each other. If that sounds like the kind of work you want to do, keep reading.
Role Description
As UX/UI Designer, you'll shape the interfaces for new capabilities built on NestOS and for new functionality added to our C2 product line, while contributing closely to one of our customer engagements.
Day-to-Day Responsibilities
Design user interfaces for new plugins and capabilities built on NestOS.
Design UI for new functionality added to NestAI's product lines.
Build prototypes to validate design concepts with stakeholders before implementation.
Translate complex technical capabilities into intuitive, usable interfaces for operational users.
Collaborate closely with product and engineering teams as part of customer engagements.
Qualifications
Experience in UX/UI or product design, with a strong portfolio of UI design and prototyping work.
Hands-on experience with UI prototyping and design tools.
Experience designing for technical or complex software products is a plus.
Comfortable working on-site at Tampere, with frequent visits to customer premises as part of this engagement.
If your background doesn't match every requirement but the work resonates with you, we'd encourage you to apply. How you think, learn, and take ownership matters more to us than ticking every box.
Why join NestAI
At NestAI, you’ll build meaningful, real-world technology as part of a world-class team of engineers, scientists, and experienced professionals. You’ll work on systems where reliability genuinely matters, contribute to Europe’s security and resilience, and solve problems that demand depth, trust, and craftsmanship.
If you want to build with purpose - and with leading experts in the field - you’ve come to the right place.
What we offer
We offer a growing set of practical benefits to support your work and wellbeing, day to day:
Occupational healthcare (currently provided by Mehiläinen)
Epassi Flex benefit (sports, culture, commuting, wellbeing)
Lunch benefit (25% tax-free coverage)
Regular team lunches and all-hands events
Your choice of Mac or PC
Holiday allowance (50% of holiday salary)
Phone benefit according to company policy (subscription and device)
We are continuously developing and expanding our benefits as we grow.
Practicalities
Employment is subject to applicable security screening (including SUPO, where required).
NestAI is an equal opportunity employer. We consider all applicants based on their skills, experience, and potential.
- Department
- Design & UX
About NestAI
Physical AI is moving from theory to reality. The systems being built today will shape how societies protect people, operate critical infrastructure, and respond under pressure for decades to come.
At NestAI, close to 200 engineers and scientists work at the intersection of software, hardware, and AI — developing autonomy, sensing, and command capabilities for mission-critical use. This isn’t demo work. It’s real systems, built for real environments.
We build in Europe, with open and interoperable architectures, so that critical capabilities can evolve over time without lock-in — and remain accountable to the societies they serve.