UI/UX Designer

• Senior UI/UX Designer who is excited to design intuitive, inclusive, and impactful health tech products that empower health workers and improve patient care.
  

• user experience

• Strong understanding

• Design AI-assisted workflows that enhance healthcare delivery — e.g., AI-driven patient summaries, clinical recommendations, and voice-based input interfaces.
  

• Ensure seamless integration of AI components into the overall user experience, emphasizing transparency, explainability, and user trust.
  

• Conduct user research and field testing with community health workers and doctors in low-resource settings to inform design decisions.
  

• Design for users with low digital literacy — minimal text, intuitive navigation, iconography, and guided workflows.
  

• Design doctor-facing interfaces that reduce cognitive load — ensuring relevant content is presented with minimal scrolling, minimal clicks, and without unnecessary white space.
  

• Develop wireframes, prototypes, and visual designs that align with technical feasibility and medical protocols.
  

• Establish and maintain a scalable design system optimized for offline use, low bandwidth, and multilingual accessibility.
  

• Collaborate with engineers, product managers, and medical advisors throughout the agile development cycle.
  

• Ensure all designs are WCAG-compliant and responsive across various screen sizes and devices.
  

• Contribute to a culture of empathy-driven design and iteration.
  

• Design for integration of emerging features like AI-enabled decision support, clinical scoring tools, and localized voice interfaces.
  

Requirements:

• 6+ years of UI/UX design experience, preferably in digital health, ed-tech, or social impact sectors.
  

• Strong portfolio demonstrating ability to design for low-literacy and/or high-pressure user environments.
  

• Expert in Figma and familiar with tools like Adobe XD, Sketch, Miro, or equivalent.
  

• Experience with Android-first design, progressive disclosure, and mobile usability testing.
  

• Demonstrated ability to simplify complex user journeys and reduce visual and cognitive noise.
  

• Understanding of accessibility guidelines (WCAG), responsive and inclusive design best practices.
  

• Strong communication skills, user empathy, and ability to work in interdisciplinary teams.
  

• Bonus: Familiarity with FHIR, OpenMRS, or experience designing for healthcare workers in LMICs.