Senior Product Designer
Sysmetica ·
- Work mode
- Remote
- Seniority
- Senior
- Category
- Design
- Experience
- 5+ years
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Sysmetica is hiring a Senior Product Designer to own end-to-end design for a digital-health platform used by clinicians and patients across web, iOS, and Android. Day to day: user research, high-fidelity Figma prototyping, design-system contribution, and close collaboration with product, engineering, and clinical stakeholders.
Senior Product Designer needed to own end-to-end design for key surfaces of a digital-health platform used by clinicians and patients in real care settings. You'll run research, shape interaction and visual design, and ship high-quality experiences in a domain where clarity, accuracy, and usability genuinely matter. You'll work directly with a cross-functional squad — product, engineering, and clinical stakeholders — to identify user problems, frame solutions, prototype and validate them, and ship. This is a hands-on senior role for a designer who's comfortable leading design in a squad and raising the bar for others through critique, mentorship, and design-system contribution.
What You'll Do:
Plan and run user research with patients, clinicians, and internal stakeholders to surface real problems before designing solutions
Synthesise research into clear problem statements, journey maps, and design principles that align the squad
Own end-to-end design — from rough concepts through to production-ready specs, with clear interaction and state documentation for engineers
Create high-fidelity prototypes to test assumptions and communicate intent before development begins
Design for multiple form factors (web, iOS, Android) with a consistent cross-platform experience
Contribute new components and patterns to the design system, with thorough documentation and accessibility notes, and drive convergence across the product without introducing unnecessary churn
Partner with engineering during implementation — review builds, flag deviations, and keep design intent intact
Facilitate and take part in design critique, giving and receiving direct, constructive feedback
Work with QA and clinical teams to validate shipped experiences against design specs and clinical requirements
Support and mentor more junior designers through critique, pairing, and regular 1:1 feedback
What We're Looking For:
5+ years of product design experience shipping consumer or enterprise software, with a portfolio that demonstrates end-to-end ownership
Proven ability to plan and run user research (interviews, usability tests, contextual inquiry) and translate findings into design decisions
Expert-level Figma skills — component libraries, auto-layout, prototyping, and design-system contribution
Systems thinking — the ability to design coherent experiences across multiple surfaces (web, mobile, embedded) without losing sight of detail
A track record of working closely with product managers, engineers, and clinical or domain experts to scope and ship features
Clear, confident communication — you can present and defend design decisions to both technical and non-technical stakeholders, and you're comfortable working asynchronously
Strong visual and interaction design craft with a high bar for detail, balanced with pragmatism about product and engineering constraints
An ownership mindset and comfort with ambiguity — you stay accountable from first sketch through post-launch iteration, and you bring structure to loosely defined problems
Nice to Have:
Experience designing for regulated or safety-critical domains (healthcare, fintech, medtech, or similar)
Familiarity with accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1 AA) and designing inclusively
Exposure to design systems at scale — tokens, theming, documentation, and component governance
Background in data-dense or clinical dashboard design
Experience working in distributed, async-first teams across multiple time zones
Familiarity with FHIR or healthcare data structures
Hands-on use of AI-assisted design or prototyping tools
What Success Looks Like:
Strong usability and satisfaction scores for the product surfaces you own
High research quality — clear insights and fast movement from question to decision
A healthy design system — good adoption, component coverage, and complete documentation
Effective cross-functional partnership — engineering and product happy with the design collaboration
Designers you mentor growing and becoming more effective
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