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Senior UX/Product Designer

US - Remote

Senior UX / Product Designer

Location: Bay Area hybrid or Remote (Anywhere in the US)

About Us

Canopy is a healthcare technology company focused on improving safety, responsiveness, and outcomes in complex care environments. We partner closely with health systems to deploy reliable solutions that support healthcare workers in real-world, high-stakes environments.

Our team brings together experienced operators, engineers, and designers who care deeply about solving meaningful problems. We're seeking an experienced Senior UX/Product Designer to help shape the experience of our platform and drive thoughtful, high-impact design decisions across our products.

What You'll Be Doing

As a Senior UX/Product Designer at Canopy, you will play a critical role in defining and delivering intuitive, high-impact user experiences across our platform. This is a highly senior individual contributor role where you will work closely with product and engineering leadership to design solutions that support healthcare workers in fast-moving clinical environments.

You will have the opportunity to influence product direction, establish strong design practices, and deliver user experiences that are simple, reliable, and trusted in high-stakes settings.

Here are some of the responsibilities you'll take on:

  • End-to-End Product Design: Own the full design lifecycle from research and concept development through interaction design, prototyping, and final delivery.
  • Mobile-First Design: Design intuitive and responsive mobile experiences that support healthcare workers in real-time operational environments.
  • User Research & Insight: Conduct user research, usability testing, and workflow analysis to deeply understand user needs within healthcare environments.
  • Product Collaboration: Work closely with product managers and engineers to translate complex requirements into elegant, scalable product experiences.
  • Design Systems & Consistency: Help evolve and maintain design systems that enable consistency, speed, and scalability across the product.
  • Complex Workflow Design: Simplify complex operational workflows into intuitive and efficient user experiences.
  • Strategic Product Influence: Partner with leadership to shape product strategy and advocate for user-centered design in key product decisions.
  • Cross-Functional Communication: Clearly communicate design concepts, rationale, and trade-offs to stakeholders across product, engineering, and leadership teams.

What We're Looking For

  • 8–15+ years of experience in UX/Product Design, ideally in B2B SaaS environments.
    ● Strong portfolio demonstrating end-to-end product design for complex software platforms.
    ● Significant experience designing mobile-first or mobile-native product experiences.
    ● Experience designing products for SaaS platforms with complex workflows and data-driven interfaces.
    ● Experience working closely with engineering teams to deliver production-quality product experiences.
    ● Healthcare, clinical, or regulated industry experience highly preferred.
    ● Expertise in modern design tools such as Figma or similar prototyping and collaboration tools.
    ● Strong systems thinking and ability to design across multiple product surfaces.
    ● Excellent communication skills and ability to influence cross-functional teams in a remote environment.
    ● Passion for building products that solve meaningful real-world problems.

Why Canopy

  • Impact: Build products that directly improve the safety and experience of healthcare workers.
    ● Ownership: Operate as a highly trusted senior individual contributor with meaningful product influence.
    ● Innovation: Work on challenging product problems in a rapidly evolving healthcare technology space.
    ● Growth: Join a team that values continuous learning, thoughtful design, and product excellence.
    ● Flexibility: Remote-first environment with a culture that supports focused work and collaboration.

If you're excited about shaping meaningful product experiences, collaborating with a talented team, and designing technology that supports healthcare workers in critical environments, we'd love to hear from you.

Canopy is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

If you're excited about the opportunity to lead and shape innovative products, collaborate with a talented team, and make a positive impact on the lives of healthcare workers, we'd love to hear from you. Join us in making a difference and apply now!

 

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