Lead UX Designer

Key Responsibility

Leading UX Strategy & Project Outcomes

• Own and lead UX projects, ensuring the team delivers impactful solutions aligned with business and user goals.
• Define UX strategy and execution plans, guiding the team on approach, workflows, and best practices.
• Work closely with product managers, engineers, and client stakeholders to align UX efforts with product objectives.
• Balance mentorship and execution, reviewing and elevating team deliverables while owning key UX outputs
• Ensure UX design improves product adoption, efficiency, and user satisfaction, with a focus on measurable business impact.
• Communicate and present design strategies and solutions effectively to both clients and internal teams.

Strengthening UX Processes & Team Growth

• Coach and mentor designers, ensuring growth in their skills and strategic thinking.
• Enhance UX workflows, design reviews, and quality control processes to improve efficiency and output.
• Support hiring and onboarding of new designers.
• Contribute to presales efforts, helping shape UX proposals and strategy discussions with potential clients.

Qualifications

Experience

• 8+ years of experience in UX design, with at least 2 years in leading and managing UX teams, preferably within an agency or service-based business.
• A strong portfolio showcasing your UX design work, including projects where you have led teams or managed client accounts.
• Must have experience in B2B products and enterprise applications. Experience in the HealthTech industry is a plus.

Skills

• Leadership & Team Growth – Proven ability to lead, mentor, and elevate design teams to deliver their best work.
• Client & Stakeholder Management – Experienced in managing client expectations, aligning UX solutions with business goals, and influencing product direction.
• Project Execution & Process Management – Strong organizational skills to handle multiple projects, ensuring seamless collaboration across UX, development, and product teams.
• UX Expertise & Technical Knowledge – Proficient in UX methodologies, research, prototyping, and usability testing, with a solid understanding of product development.
• Effective Communication – Strong ability to present, advocate, and articulate UX value to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.