Descriptif du poste
Cancer care is becoming more complex, fragmented, and resource constrained.
Care teams need digital solutions that fit seamlessly into clinical practice, support healthcare professionals in their daily work, and provide patients with simple and intuitive experiences throughout their care journey.
At Cureety, Product Design is not just about creating interfaces. It is a strategic capability that enables us to turn complex clinical and operational needs into simple, effective, and scalable experiences for both healthcare professionals and patients.
Today, Cureety supports healthcare organizations across Europe. Following Cureety’s acquisition of Reimagine Care, the two companies are joining forces around a shared ambition to transform cancer care, with a growing presence across Europe and the United States.
In this context of international expansion, Product Design will play a key role in adapting and evolving our platform to meet the needs of different healthcare environments, users, and models of cancer care delivery.
This role is central to that expansion.
Role Brief
Cureety is looking for a Senior Product Designer based in France, to join our Product & Design team and work primarily on our U.S. product and market. As the role is dedicated to our U.S. activities, it requires regularly working shifted hours to ensure sufficient overlap with our U.S.-based teams, as well as bilingual-level English proficiency.
You will design patient and clinician-facing experiences across mobile and web, translating complex clinical workflows and medical information into products that are simple, accessible and effective.
This is a hands-on role with a high level of autonomy. You will work directly with U.S. health systems, clinicians and patients, while partnering closely with Product, Design and Engineering teams across the U.S. and France.
Core Responsibilities
1. Product Design
2. User Research & Testing
Profil recherché
Qualifications & Experience
Location & Travel
France-based role, with remote work flexibility. As the role is primarily dedicated to the U.S. market, regular overlap with U.S. working hours will be required.
Travel to the U.S. may be required as needed, particularly to meet with health system partners, clinicians and patients.