Product Designer
Design the screens where a hospital security lead decides to trust a machine with a fix.
Why this role exists
The hardest screen in our product is the one where a person reads a finding, looks at the fix an agent proposes, and clicks approve. Everything about that moment is design: how much context to show, how to make the blast radius legible, how to make the wrong click hard. We have engineers who care about this and a marketing site we just rebuilt around an illustration system with real character. We do not have a designer. You would be the first.
What you'll be doing
- Own the customer dashboard: the scan request, the budget approval, the findings, the review of a proposed fix, and the report a compliance team downloads later.
- Own the design system in code. We do not keep a separate source of truth; components are the spec.
- Extend the world we built for the marketing site, three agents and a model-kit universe, into the product, empty states, onboarding and the emails we send.
- Work in the codebase with engineers. You do not need to write production code, but your files should be a pull request away from shipping.
- Talk to customers. Hospital security leads are not designers' usual users, and their constraints are real.
How we work
We are a small team and design decisions are made in the open, with the reasons written down. We prefer one strong idea per screen and cut decoration that does not carry information. We are remote-first with a few hours of overlap with Tel Aviv.
What we need from you
- A portfolio of shipped product interfaces, with the part you owned made clear.
- Fluency in systems: type scales, spacing, state, and the discipline to keep them.
- You can work in a code repository and read a component well enough to design within it.
- Restraint. You know which accessory to remove before leaving the house.
How hiring works
Apply with the form on this page; a portfolio and a few lines on why this role are enough. If it looks like a fit, you talk to the hiring manager, then spend a paid working session on a real problem from our backlog, then meet one of the founders. We tell you where you stand at each step, and the whole process takes two to three weeks.