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Senior Product Designer

Remote

About: Future is building a personalized guidance system for lifelong health. We help people understand what to do next for their body, goals, and stage of life — then support them in turning those decisions into sustained behavior change. By combining AI, human expertise, personal health data, and accountability, Future helps members improve performance today while building the resilience, capacity, and healthspan they need for decades to come.

The Role

We're hiring a Senior Product Designer to own and shape key product experiences at Future. This role will define how people interact with their health—designing the systems, workflows, and product interfaces that power the Future platform.

This is a true ownership role. You'll partner closely with Product and Engineering to define the experience, not just execute it. Future sits at the intersection of AI, human expertise, and behavior change—creating a unique design challenge that blends consumer product craft with intelligent systems.

Responsibilities

  • Design core product experiences across onboarding, training, coaching, and long-term engagement
  • Translate product strategy and user needs into user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity designs
  • Ensure a cohesive, intuitive, and motivating end-to-end user experience
  • Design with a systems mindset across consumer experience, expert workflows, and AI systems
  • Develop scalable design patterns and frameworks that support product growth
  • Partner closely with Product Managers and Engineers from discovery through launch
  • Contribute to product thinking and help define what we build—not just how it looks
  • Ensure high-quality implementation through close collaboration with engineering
  • Use product metrics, user feedback, and experimentation to iterate and improve
  • Use AI tools to accelerate workflows and help shape AI-driven product experiences

How You’ll Go About It

  • Balance strategic thinking with fast, iterative execution
  • Take ownership of problem spaces with autonomy and accountability
  • Communicate ideas clearly and drive alignment across teams
  • Maintain a high bar for craft, usability, and product clarity
  • Design systems that make complex experiences feel simple and intuitive
  • Collaborate with low ego and high ownership

Qualifications

  • 5–8+ years of product design experience
  • Experience shipping products in mobile, consumer apps, or complex B2B systems
  • Experience designing AI-driven or personalized experiences
  • Strong visual and interaction design skills with a high bar for quality
  • Ability to design end-to-end experiences—from flows to polished UI
  • Comfortable operating in fast-moving, ambiguous environments
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills
  • Portfolio demonstrates strong product thinking and execution

 

Compensation & Benefits

  • Base Salary $155,000–$200,000/year (based on experience and market benchmarks)
  • Equity: Meaningful early-stage equity package
  • Health: Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life, and disability coverage
  • Retirement: 401(k) plan
  • Remote-First: Work from anywhere in the continental U.S.
  • Home Office: Stipend and monthly support
  • Wellness: Monthly wellness stipend and mental health support
  • Flexible Time Off: Flexible PTO
  • Learning & Development: Annual budget for growth

Future is a diverse, passionate, and driven team. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds.



Life at Future

Equity: Meaningful equity package.
Health Coverage: All employees who meet eligibility requirements receive comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and disability insurance, plus tax-advantaged savings accounts.
Retirement: 401(k) plan.
Wellness: Monthly wellness stipend for fitness, recovery, and overall wellbeing, plus access to mental health resources and therapy support.
Flexible Time Off: Flexible PTO so you can rest, recharge, and take care of life outside of work.
Learning & Development: Annual budget for courses, conferences, coaching, and tools that help you grow in your craft.
Future Membership: Enjoy our platform for free.

Equal Employment Opportunities at Future

We are committed to building a future where every member of our community, is healthy, cared for, and advancing forward together. Future is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate based on gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, age, civil or family status, disability or race.

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