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# UX or Product Designer

- **Company:** Estudio Nacar
- **Location:** Spain
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Decision Support Systems, Design of User Interfaces
- **Published:** July 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://es.trabajo.org/oferta-5354-b35c99e0498447b40dcd42f5df093b2a

## About the Role

complex environments, Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain rationale clearly to different audiences, from day-to-day partners to more strategic stakeholders. - Fluent in English (written and spoken). Why should you join? This is a unique opportunity for someone looking for a challenge in the UX and product

## Description

for designers and artists. Nacar was made to be a place where people can grow and impact the world , and we're in continuous growth to always provide our best. Our team is connected by common challenges, eager to discover, envision and materialize new opportunities. Is this something you feel identified with? We're currently looking for a UX/Product Designer to join our team and work on a Healthcare CRM environment with one of our top-tier clients in the health sector - a role that balances product delivery, research depth and strong stakeholder alignment. This is not a purely visual or delivery-oriented UX role. The project context requires a designer who can operate in ambiguity, work across product and technical constraints, and create clarity through research , prioritisation and cross-functional collaboration . The role implies working actively with the UX Lead, while having enough autonomy to make decisions independently and move work forward with confidence. What will your
day to day be like? You will: - Plan and conduct research activities to understand user needs, business constraints and workflow realities. - Translate research findings into product opportunities , design recommendations and prioritised next steps. - Facilitate alignment with stakeholders - business, product, technical leads and support-related profiles - ensuring key decisions are understood, documented and followed through. - Collaborate closely with product, engineering, business partners and the UX Lead to maintain momentum across multiple streams of work. - Produce clear UX deliverables with enough structure and rationale to support implementation and discussion. - Contribute to improving team collaboration , communication and decision-making practices where needed. - Help establish clearer ways of working , decision paths and collaboration rituals within shifting team dynamics. - Move comfortably between discovery , definition and delivery -
contributing through interface design, facilitation, synthesis and decision support for the wide What are we looking for? - Senior UX or Product Designer with solid end-to-end product experience, particularly in software products with complex workflows or multiple dependencies. - Strong research capability - including stakeholder interviews, opportunity mapping, synthesis of pain points, and translation of findings into actionable design directions. - A clear track record in research-led product definition , not only UI execution . - Strong stakeholder management skills - especially with business, product, technical leads and support-related profiles who validate feasibility, risk and relevance. - Comfort working within shifting team dynamics and unclear operating models, with sufficient maturity to make progress without waiting for fully defined processes. - Strong product thinking - prioritisation, trade-off awareness and comfort with ambiguity in


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