Lead UX Designer

Company: 98point6
Location: Seattle
Posted on: February 22, 2021

Job Description:

Our mission is to deliver high-quality primary care that is accessible, convenient and affordable for all. Every single day you'll be working on challenging problems with an exceptional team to profoundly transform primary care and improve people's quality of life. Your role and impact We are looking for a seasoned designer who thinks strategically and delivers hands-on impact. You have shipped elegant, powerful tools for professional users, used evidence to improve them and set the bar for UX quality through human-centered, collaborative design. You will deeply understand the work of our physicians and the potential of automation in order to create solutions that serve our audacious goals for stellar medical quality, efficiency and tremendous growth in our capability and scale. Your extensive experience allows you to use management and executives as resources, not sources of instruction. Responsibilities

• Drive major advances in our product workflow, design system and automation experiences
• Develop influence across product managers, patient- and clinic-UX designers, researchers, engineers, data scientists, doctors and executives to define the future physician UX
• Frame, plan and deliver fast impact with MVP designs aligned to future plans
• Use product metrics, physician feedback and broad roadmap awareness to advocate for the most impactful design work
• Show ownership of end-to-end UX to create more consistency and usability
• Be a model for UX designers through quality process and artifacts, mentorship and improvement of our UX tools and processes Qualifications
  • BA/BS degree or higher in a design-related field (human-computer interaction, interaction design, human factors or graphic design) or equivalent practical experience
  • 8+ years of design experience with critical influence shipping large feature areas or whole products for information-rich and complex workflow systems--
  • Demonstrated expertise in design and prototyping tools such as Figma, Sketch, InVision or Adobe Creative Suite and excellent knowledge of CSS and HTML5 98point6 provides equal employment opportunities to all without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including sexual orientation or gender identity), national origin, age, disability, genetic information or other protected status. How did you first hear about 98point6? --*
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