Product Designer

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About the Role

Praan Health is reimagining elder care in India. We’re building a family-led, full-stack platform to prevent and reverse chronic conditions through structured care — spanning strength training, clinical oversight, nutrition, and behavioral change. Our members aren’t just users — they’re families, spanning continents and generations.

Founding Product Designer

Responsibilities

• Own end-to-end product design — from user research and wireframing to polished UI and motion
• Design experiences across all key surfaces: mobile app (React Native), caregiver dashboards, and web
• Collaborate closely with product, engineering, and clinical teams to ship fast, functional, and beautiful features
• Build a consistent design system that balances trust, simplicity, and cultural nuance
• Conduct user interviews (with both seniors and their children), gather insights, and convert them into product improvements
• Champion accessibility, ease of use, and emotional storytelling in every interaction

Minimum Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in product/UI/UX design roles
• Strong portfolio that demonstrates mobile-first thinking, intuitive UX, and visual craft
• Proficiency in Figma and design tools, with ability to handoff clean specs to engineering
• Experience working on B2C or health/wellness products is a plus
• Comfortable running user research, usability tests, and iterative design cycles
• Bonus: Animation or motion design skills (Lottie, After Effects, Framer)

You’ll Thrive in This Role If You…

• Care about making complex things feel simple — especially for older users
• Want to design with empathy — understanding not just user behavior, but family dynamics and emotion
• Are excited by zero-to-one journeys with lots of ownership
• Value speed, iteration, and getting things out in the world fast
• See design as a force for dignity, independence, and healing

Why This Role Matters

You won’t just be designing buttons or screens. You’ll be shaping how Indian parents experience care in their later years — and how their children show love, from a distance. Few design problems are this human or this urgent.