Product Designer, Chairside and Product Lines Team

Role Overview

• Design end-to-end experiences for core Chairside and Product Line workflows, including scanning and ordering.
• Take ownership of scoped problem areas or features, executing designs from early exploration through final UI and handoff.
• Ensure designs are clear, usable, and feasible within real technical and operational constraints.
• Create thoughtful interaction flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity designs that balance speed, quality, and user needs.
• Apply design system components consistently, while knowing when a problem requires something new.
• Sweat the details that matter for usability, accuracy, and confidence, especially in workflow-heavy, error-prone moments.
• Work day-to-day with Product and Engineering to clarify requirements, explore tradeoffs, and iterate toward strong solutions.
• Participate in critiques and design reviews with Senior and Staff Designers, incorporating feedback and raising the quality bar.
• Communicate design decisions clearly, grounding them in user needs and product goals.
• Participate in user research, usability testing, and customer interviews to inform design decisions.
• Use feedback, customer support insights, and basic product metrics to iterate on shipped work.
• Show curiosity about how your designs perform in the real world, and adjust accordingly.
• Gradually take on more ownership over problem framing and solution direction with support from senior design partners.
• Build confidence navigating ambiguity and contributing earlier in the product lifecycle.
• Learn when to push, when to align, and when to ask for help.

Requirements

• 3–5 years of product design experience, working on real, shipped products.
• A portfolio that demonstrates strong execution, clear problem framing, and the ability to work within constraints.
• Experience designing complex workflows or systems (B2B, healthcare, or operations-heavy products are a plus).
• Strong fundamentals in interaction design, visual design, and usability.
• Comfort collaborating cross-functionally and incorporating feedback without losing clarity.
• Strong communication skills. Able to explain why your design decisions make sense based on user needs and product goals.
• A growth mindset: motivated to improve craft, take on more responsibility, and learn from others.

Benefits

• healthcare
• dental
• mental health support
• parental planning resources
• retirement savings options
• generous paid time off