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UX Designer

Los Angeles, Hybrid

Wellth is a pioneering digital health company.

Wellth is a fast-growing, growth-stage digital health company headquartered in Los Angeles. Our mission is to motivate people living with chronic conditions to make healthier choices, every single day.

We use behavioral economics, habit science and technology to motivate lasting behavior change in some of the highest-need and underserved populations in the US (Medicare and Medicaid), drastically changing their quality of life and health outcomes. We have demonstrated results with several large insurers and health systems (e.g. reducing hospitalizations by over 40%), and are now rapidly scaling. Our goal is to be the category leader in improving health outcomes for hard-to-engage populations. A key difference at Wellth compared to other digital health companies is that our users (Members) actually use Wellth every single day - think TikTok tier daily engagement (and data generation!).

But most importantly, our work quite literally saves lives by stabilizing chronic disease patients and preventing disease progression, hospitalization, and other bad outcomes. We are a mission-driven company where you work with incredible talent and see tangible differences directly from your impact and influence.

You will have the opportunity to solve interesting design problems.

At Wellth, design goes beyond mere aesthetics – it's about crafting experiences that are intuitive and delightful. We design with accessibility as a primary focus, never an afterthought. You'll have the opportunity to use your design skills to truly make a difference in the lives of tens of thousands of chronic disease patients every day. 

Specifically, you will: 

  • Utilize user-centered design practices from concept to execution
  • Conduct qualitative and quantitative user research to inform product decisions
  • Build early-stage wireframes and prototypes to help iterate quickly on ideas and identify solutions to real problems
  • Deliver pixel-perfect interface designs to the engineering team for production development
  • Build and maintain a design system, including documentation for cross-team collaboration 

You will be a member of a diverse and supportive team. 

You will partner with:

  • Our passionate designers who share your commitment to crafting exceptional product experiences
  • Our forward-thinking product managers to align on user needs and strategic goals
  • Our empathetic marketing team to communicate the value of our solution to prospective patients and customers
  • Our talented engineers to turn your visionary designs into functional, user-centric solutions
  • Our skilled data engineers to extract insights from real-world user behavior
  • Our dedicated support staff to understand members’ delights and grievances about our program experience

What we’re looking for.

Required Skills/Abilities:

  • 4+ years of professional mobile UI/UX experience
  • Strong user empathy
  • Clear communication skills 
  • Experience designing mobile user interfaces (Figma)
  • Familiarity with prototyping tools (Figma, Play, Origami, Cursor) 
  • Experience collaborating with engineers to ship production designs to mobile (iOS and Android) and web
  • Experience building design systems/component libraries 
  • Experience conducting user research (user interviews, focus groups, usability tests)

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Interest in healthcare
  • Experience meeting accessibility standards (ADA, WCAG) 
  • Local to Los Angeles strongly preferred (Hybrid)

You will enjoy working with us at Wellth.

The benefits of working with us include:

  • Flexible working arrangements, supporting strong remote-first practices and tools with the option to work in our excellent gathering space in Marina Del Rey.
  • Robust paid time off and generous parental leave program.
  • Competitive salary & commission structure.
  • Health, dental, vision insurance, and FSA/HSA plans.
  • Ability to have a positive impact on people who need it most.
  • Support of a highly dedicated team focused on building the future of healthcare.

Base Compensation: $90K - $130K

Wellth is an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, ethnicity, national origin, citizenship, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, veteran status, disability, genetic information, or any other protected characteristic.

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