What is a UX/UI Designer at Johnson Controls?
As a UX/UI Designer at Johnson Controls, you will play a critical role in shaping the digital future of smart buildings, sustainability, and industrial automation. Unlike consumer-facing design roles, your focus will be on translating highly complex, technical data into intuitive, human-centered interfaces. You will work on software platforms like Johnson Controls OpenBlue, which integrates IoT (Internet of Things) data, AI, and physical hardware to optimize energy efficiency, building security, and indoor air quality.
Your designs will directly impact facility managers, building technicians, and enterprise operators who rely on real-time dashboards to make mission-critical decisions. This role sits at the intersection of physical infrastructure and digital innovation. To succeed, you must be comfortable designing for high data density, complex system architectures, and diverse user groups who operate in high-stakes environments.
This position offers a unique challenge: making the invisible visible. You will not just design clean layouts; you will map out complex workflows that connect physical hardware devices—such as HVAC sensors, security cameras, and smart thermostats—with cloud-based monitoring systems. It is an inspiring space where your design decisions contribute to reducing global carbon footprints and creating safer, smarter built environments.




