- Job type
- Full-time
- Work mode
- Hybrid
- Level
- Entry Level
- Department
- Design
- Experience
- Not listed
- Posted
- Aug 25, 2026
About the role
About the Role
As an Associate Product Designer at Solace, you’ll help design the healthcare experience of the future alongside experienced product designers, product managers, engineers, and clinicians. This is a hands-on role for early-career designers who want to learn fast, build real products, and see their work shipped to users.
You’ll help distill complex healthcare workflows into clear, usable, and thoughtful experiences. You won’t be expected to have everything figured out—but you will be expected to bring curiosity, care, and a strong bias toward action.
This role is for the hungry, the ambitious, and the deeply curious. You’re energized by feedback, excited by complexity, and motivated by the idea that good design can make people’s lives meaningfully better.
What You’ll Do
- Learn what great product design looks like by working closely with experienced designers every day
- Help bring beauty and simplicity to complex healthcare experiences
- Support the design of production-ready user flows, interfaces, and interactions across web and mobile
- Rapidly explore ideas through sketches, wireframes, and prototypes
- Collaborate closely with product managers, engineers, and clinicians to design thoughtful solutions
- Participate in user research, usability testing, and design reviews
- Incorporate feedback quickly and iterate toward better outcomes
- Help uphold and contribute to Solace’s design system and standards
- Sweat the details—because small decisions add up to meaningful experiences
What You Bring to the Table
- Comfort with ambiguity and a willingness to learn by doing
- Strong curiosity for design, systems, and how people experience products
- An intuitive sense for what makes consumer experiences feel clear, human, and delightful
- A bias toward action—you’d rather make something and improve it than wait for perfect clarity
- Care for craft and details, even when working fast
- Solid communication skills and openness to feedback
- Familiarity with modern design tools (especially Figma)
- Bonus: Experience through internships, class projects, student teams, or side projects where you designed and shipped real work
- An online portfolio showcasing your thinking, process, and design work
Applicants must be based in the United States.