Senior Product Designer - UI/UX - Healthcare/Wellness

Sr Product Designer Full-Time | Work from Office (Bangalore, India) Reports to: Founder About the Role: We are looking for a Product Designer to define how design works at Hoomanely - the system, the process, and the standards. As our first designer, you will work directly with the CEO and co-founders, translating complex pet-health data into calm, clear, and actionable experiences for pet parents. What You will Do: - Design systems that surface pre-symptomatic health signals to non-clinical users without triggering false anxiety or alert fatigue. - Translate sensor data from our vBus mesh into actionable daily summaries that pet parents can understand and act on. - Build the EverWiz app (iOS/Android) and companion web experience, from real-time health dashboards to onboarding flows. - Create the design system and UI guidelines that will scale with the product and team. - Define motion and micro-interaction patterns that make health data feel alive, not clinical. - Design for ambiguity: AI-generated insights and probabilistic outputs that need to earn user trust. You Might Be a Fit If: - You have 8+ years of UI/UX or product design experience across mobile apps and web platforms. - You have a strong portfolio of data-heavy applications - healthcare, wellness, finance, or another domain where information density and clarity coexist. - You are highly proficient in Figma; Adobe Creative Suite experience is a plus. - You have a solid grasp of information architecture for complex, multi-state systems. - You are comfortable designing around AI-generated insights and probabilistic outputs - you find them intellectually interesting, not intimidating. - You know user research fundamentals, including usability testing, interviews, and synthesis. - You can move between strategy and pixels: present a design rationale to the CEO and ship production-ready specs to engineers in the same week. - Bonus: motion design experience, or a background in hardware/IoT, connected wellness, or consumer electronics.