From audit to shipped design system — rethinking the UX of a mission-critical pharma lab instrument.

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The Growth Direct System automates microbial quality control testing in pharmaceutical manufacturing — the kind of environment where a contamination event can halt production, compromise patient safety, and trigger regulatory action. The software running these labs had to meet FDA's 21 CFR Part 11 compliance requirements: every action logged, every decision traceable.

I joined Rapid Micro Biosystems to redesign RMBNucleus™ — the web-based admin interface and the embedded touchscreen on the instrument itself. The existing system had been built by engineers without a dedicated designer. I started with a full UX audit, ran usability testing on internal staff, and worked through wireframes before building a component library that covered both interfaces.

My Role

Product Designer

Timeline

2024–2026 (1 yr 4 mo)

Team

PMs, engineers

Responsibilities

UX audit, wireframing, usability testing, UI design, design system

Result

Scale 150+ Growth Direct systems deployed

Top 15 global pharma customers

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© Andrei Kurachkin. All Rights Reserved.

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Interested in working together?
Or just want to say hello? Feel free to reach out.

© Andrei Kurachkin. All Rights Reserved.

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