Full-Stack Product Designer (Clinical / Design Systems)

• Lead end-to-end product design from discovery through delivery, translating business, regulatory, and user requirements into accessible, responsive digital solutions.
• Apply service design methodologies to map complex healthcare ecosystems, collaborating closely with product and business stakeholders to optimize end-to-end flows and pinpoint structural improvements.
• Synthesize user needs using frameworks like Jobs to Be Done (JTBD) to streamline fragmented clinical systems, reduce “swivel” between disparate tools, and embed customized, cohesive solutions directly into existing workflows.
• Design proactive, empathetic experiences that alleviate member anxiety and administrative burden during critical healthcare journeys-such as care coordination, diagnostic scheduling, and equipment access.
• Create wireframes, user flows, prototypes, and high-fidelity UIs, leveraging, extending, and contributing to established design systems to ensure consistency and scalability across products.
• Ensure all designs meet WCAG accessibility standards and actively incorporate user research insights and analytics for iterative improvements.

• 3-6 years of professional UX/Product Design experience with a strong portfolio demonstrating shipped digital products.
• Strong hands-on Design Systems experience, including designing within established systems, working with reusable components and patterns, and contributing to or extending component libraries.
• Experience designing for complex, regulated healthcare ecosystems, with a strong preference for backgrounds in Medicare Advantage, health insurance, or clinical platforms.
• Proven ability to untangle complex workflows and multi-system processes, specifically within cross-functional agile teams.
• Proficiency in Figma and digital whiteboarding tools, combined with robust communication and technical documentation skills.

Nice to Have

• Familiarity with CMS-driven experiences.
• Experience planning and conducting generative and evaluative research.