Lead Product Designer

Innovaccer builds AI agents for healthcare that automate administrative work, so care teams can get back to care. As a Lead Product Designer, you'll design the interfaces and workflows that make that autonomy usable, trustworthy, and clear for the organizations who rely on it. This is a senior individual contributor role. You'll set the craft bar, mentor designers across teams, and lead the hardest design problems in your area through the quality of your thinking, the products you ship, and your influence on others.
Responsibilities
Own the product experience -
Lead design end to end for one or more product areas
Design for data-dense, high-stakes clinical and operational workflows
Find the patterns underneath one-off requests and turn them into reusable solutions
Design using the medium that best solves the problem: Figma, Claude Code, etc
Use AI throughout the design process
Hand off to engineering with clarity and collaborate throughout the implementation
Review, iterate, improve
Raise the craft bar without managing anyone
Give specific, actionable design critique to designers across teams
Mentor 2 to 3 designers through pairing, coaching, unblocking, and career conversations
Facilitate design workshops, sprints, and critiques to drive decisions
Model good collaboration behavior for the team
Strengthen the design system
Contribute new components, patterns, and styles
Help evolve our design principles
Work in tokens and shared foundations across Figma and code
Build modular experiences that work across products, use cases, and users
Drive the product
Advocate for the user
Plan and conduct generative and evaluative research independently
Favor small, testable releases that create learning over large design changes
Shape product’s roadmap and goals
Qualifications
Experience leading complex products from ambiguous problems to impact
Strong instincts, taste, and care for detail
Comfortable across design mediums: Figma, Paper, Claude Code, or similar
You are a systems thinker who can zoom out and see parts and the whole
You have worked with and contributed to a mature design system
You have mentored designers through influence rather than authority
Design is good communication. You should be able to communicate effectively
5+ years of industry experience designing solutions for web, mobile, and desktop.
Good to have
You have designed great products with small teams
You can become fluent quickly in regulated domains like healthcare
Diverse set of skills and experience
You are a designer who can code
Writing, teaching, or speaking publicly about design

Work arrangement
No