Design and deliver high-fidelity, accessible clinician- and patient-facing interfaces for data-dense clinical products. Extend and maintain design system components, produce developer-ready Figma handoffs, collaborate with AI, engineering, and clinical teams, and iterate from usability feedback to improve personalized, time-sensitive clinical workflows.
This is a remote position.
Summary
We are a healthcare technology company at the forefront of clinical AI innovation, dedicated to transforming real-world clinical practice through intelligent, user-centered design. As a mid-level UX/UI Designer, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the user experience of clinician- and patient-facing interfaces across our product suite, including Clinical Interact. You will translate strategic design direction into clear, accessible, and implementation-ready interfaces, ensuring that complex clinical data is presented with clarity and precision under time-sensitive conditions. Working closely with cross-functional teams—including engineering, AI, and clinical experts—you will help build intuitive, personalized, and scalable experiences that empower healthcare providers and improve patient outcomes. This role is ideal for a designer who thrives in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment and is passionate about blending technical rigor with deep clinical empathy.
Responsibilities
- Design intuitive, high-fidelity interfaces for clinician- and patient-facing screens that present dense clinical data—such as ranked findings, knowledge-graph-driven insights, and confidence indicators—clearly and effectively under time pressure.
- Collaborate with the UX subject-matter expert (SME) to implement and refine design direction, ensuring alignment with established design principles and system-wide standards.
- Extend and maintain the design system by leveraging and contributing to color tokens, typography, component libraries, and design tokens—avoiding ad hoc styles.
- Design for dynamic personalization models, including variable content density, tile states, and adaptive content prioritization, to ensure usability across diverse clinical and patient contexts.
- Deliver clean, developer-ready handoffs in Figma, including detailed specs, redlines, component states, and interactive prototypes for front-end engineering teams.
- Partner with clinical and AI teams to integrate usability feedback, clinical insights, and real-world testing findings into iterative design improvements.
Requirements
Requirements:
- 3–5 years of professional UX/UI design experience, with a portfolio showcasing shipped products and real-world impact.
- Expert proficiency in Figma, including auto-layout, component variants, design systems, and dev-mode handoff workflows.
- Proven experience designing data-dense interfaces in complex domains such as clinical software, dashboards, financial systems, or similar high-information environments.
- Solid understanding of accessibility standards, including WCAG AA compliance, with practical application in design decisions.
- Preference for candidates based in the Middle East or between the timezone of GMT+3 - GMT+8.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience designing for healthcare, clinical workflows, or medical software environments.
- Familiarity with design tokens, design-system architecture, and scalable component design.
- Demonstrated ability to design adaptive, context-aware, or personalized interfaces beyond static screen designs.
Core Competencies
- Exceptional ability to establish clear information hierarchy in complex, high-pressure scenarios.
- Strong collaborative mindset with the ability to work effectively across engineering, AI, and clinical teams.
- Comfort operating in ambiguity and adapting quickly within a fast-moving startup environment.
- Deep clinical empathy and a user-first mindset focused on the real-world needs of clinicians and patients.
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