Lead Product Designer

About the Company Koru UX Design is a leading UX design agency specializing in HealthTech. We partner with clients to deliver user-centered design solutions that drive innovation and enhance user experiences. Our design teams work as an integrated extension of our client’s teams, deeply embedding ourselves into their processes to create seamless, impactful products. Role Overview As a Lead Product Designer, you’ll be leading design projects from concept to completion, working closely with cross-functional teams to craft intuitive and visually appealing user experiences. You’ll mentor junior designers, lead design discussions, and play a crucial role in shaping our design standards and systems. You will also collaborate with external stakeholders like product and engineering teams to deliver design solutions that meet business and user needs. Key Responsibilities Strategic Design Lead end-to-end UI/UX design processes for web and mobile applications, from discovery to product rollout. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to translate complex requirements into simple design solutions. Collaborate with product managers, developers, and client stakeholders to ensure design solutions are aligned with business objectives.

Design Skills Conduct and synthesize user research to make informed design decisions. Create wireframes, prototypes, user flows, and high-fidelity designs that deliver seamless user experiences. Create user personas, user flows, and journey maps to define user experiences. Oversee the development and maintenance of design systems and ensure consistency across platforms. Advanced understanding of UI design principles, including color theory, typography, spacing, and visual hierarchy. Experience in leveraging AI-driven design tools for accelerating design workflows.

Learning and Mentoring Mentor and guide junior designers, providing constructive feedback and fostering professional growth. Stay updated on industry trends, best practices, and emerging technologies. Solid understanding of accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG) and how to apply them in design.