Lead Product Designer

Assemble is the AI platform for healthcare’s leadership; helping automate administrative work, streamline workflows, and improve team collaboration to enhance patient care.

Location: United States

Responsibilities

• Own the product experience across our full web surface and future mobile app – from discovery to shipped product.
• Design end-to-end flows for complex productivity workflows (task management, collaboration, automation, analytics, etc.).
• Create and evolve Assemble’s design system to enable us to ship with high velocity and quality.
• Prototype with modern AI tools like Cursor & Bolt to explore interactions, flows, and lightweight coded prototypes.
• Partner tightly with product & engineering to define problems, shape specs, and iterate quickly based on real usage.
• Run lean discovery – user interviews, lightweight usability tests, and rapid experiments to validate ideas.
• Champion craft & UX quality while still shipping quickly in a startup environment.
• Lay the foundations for a future design team, including processes, rituals, and documentation that others can build on.

Requirements

• Deeply mission-driven and excited by the idea of making healthcare work better for the people who run it.
• Experienced product designer (typically 5–8+ years) with a strong portfolio of impactful work in productivity software.
• Demonstrated ability to simplify complex, multi-step workflows into intuitive, delightful experiences.
• Experience building or contributing to a design system (Figma libraries, tokens, component standards, usage guidelines).
• Comfortable working from problem definition to polished UI – strategy, IA, interaction design, visual design, and prototyping.
• Hands-on experience using modern AI tooling (e.g. Cursor, Bolt, or similar) to speed up exploration, prototyping, or implementation.
• Comfortable working quickly in high ambiguity: you’re comfortable with vague problem spaces, shifting priorities, and 0→1 product work. Speed enables quality through tighter iteration cycles.
• Strong product sense: you think in terms of impact, trade-offs, and user outcomes, not just visual polish.
• Excellent communicator who can tell the story of your design decisions to both technical and non-technical teammates.