Senior Product Designer, Beacon Biosignals
$145-167k
+ Equity
AI brain monitoring
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AI brain monitoring
101-200 employees
Be an early applicant
$145-167k
+ Equity
101-200 employees
Company mission
To improve human health by enabling rapid, targeted interventions through advanced brain analytics.
Role
Who you are
- Beacon Biosignals is seeking an experienced Senior Product Designer with deep mobile and web design expertise and strong UX research capabilities to craft intuitive and elegant user experiences
- 7-10 years of product design experience
- Experience working in healthcare, fintech, B2B in highly regulated environments
- Experience working mobile and web application design
- Strong UX research skills, including planning, facilitating, analyzing, and communicating user research
- Experience working in Figma and Figjam
- Demonstrated ability to simplify complex workflows through thoughtful interaction design, prototyping, and iterative testing
- A robust portfolio showcasing mobile and web design, user research, systems thinking, and cross-functional collaboration
- Experience working within or contributing to design systems
- Comfort navigating novel problem spaces and translating user needs into clear product direction
- A collaborative mindset — you're excited to work closely with multiple teams to achieve Beacon’s product and design goals
- Strong asynchronous communication skills and a knack for making the most of synchronous collaboration
- Product-oriented intuition for turning stakeholder needs into scalable, configurable product experiences
- Bonus: Experience using data analytics/ BI tool such as datadog or tableau to understand user behaviour
What the job involves
- As a member of the Design Team, you'll lead end-to-end design for our suite of software that powers our scientific and clinical products. You’ll also design and conduct UX research that shapes product strategy and ensures our solutions meaningfully support patients and clinicians
- This is a product-oriented role — you will work alongside engineers, product managers, scientists, and clinicians to turn complex scientific workflows into approachable, validated, and scalable product experiences. This role reports to the Director of HST Products at Beacon
- Your work will transform complex biosignal data, collection workflows, and clinical decision-making needs into trusted, intuitive, and accessible product experiences that shape how patients interact with Beacon’s hardware and software products
- You'll empower patients, scientists, and clinicians by creating interfaces that prioritize clarity, usability, and empathy, enabling reproducible scientific results at scale and accelerating therapy development and patient diagnosis
- Lead design for features that improve data collection and patient experience across Beacon’s mobile and web products
- Plan, conduct, and synthesize UX research including interviews, usability studies, and field research to inform product strategy and validate design decisions
- Create high-fidelity prototypes, interaction models, and visual designs that bring clarity and simplicity to complex clinical workflows
- Build user-centered design systems and reusable components that enable consistency and scalability across products
- Translate complex clinical requirements into intuitive, compliant, and accessible product experiences
- Collaborate closely with product managers, engineers, and stakeholders to define requirements, refine concepts, and deliver high-quality products
- Develop and maintain clear design documentation, research insights, and rationale to support cross-functional alignment and long-term product evolution
- Contribute to Beacon’s culture of experimentation, craftsmanship, and empathy by advocating for users and promoting high-quality product thinking
Our take
The brain has long been considered one of the most mysterious fields of medicine - and psychiatric and neurological diseases therefore one of the least understood. Better access to real-time brain data, however, could change this and that’s exactly what Beacon Biosignals is hoping to deliver.
Beacon Biosignals has developed an AI-powered EEG platform designed to better measure and understand brain activity. Its technology includes a lightweight wearable headband that tracks brain signals during sleep and at home, feeding huge amounts of real-world data into machine-learning models. The aim is to help researchers analyze brain activity faster, identify new biomarkers, and improve the development of treatments for neurological and psychiatric disorders.
The company recently raised major funding and acquired home sleep testing specialist CleveMed as it expands its AI-powered brain health platform. Its FDA-cleared wearable headband is already being used in more than 40 clinical trails studying conditions like depression, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and sleep disorders. By collecting millions of hours of brain activity data, Beacon hopes to help researchers detect diseases earlier and better understand how the brain changes over time.
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Insights
40% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 5 rounds)
Apr 2026
$11m
SERIES B
Nov 2025
$86m
SERIES B
Total funding: $127.5m
Company HQ
Beacon Hill, Boston, MA
Leadership
Jarrett Revels
(Co-Founder & CTO)Prior to co-founding Beacon Biosignals in 2019, Jarrett spent 4 years at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, joining as a Scientific Programmer before become a Performance Engineer then Research Software Developer.
Jacob Donoghue
(Co-Founder & CEO)Jacob completed a Neuroscience PhD at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and received his MD from Harvard Medical School. Subsequently they carried out research for Cyberkinetics Neurotechnology Systems and Massachusetts General Hospital.
Brandon Westover
(Co-Founder)Received their MD from Washington University School of Medicine, then took up a Neurology residency at Harvard Medical School. Alongside their work at Beacon Biosignals, Brandon is also an HST Faculty member at MIT and a Neurologist/Medical AI Researcher at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Syd Cash
(Co-Founder)Syd is an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, who also leads the Center for Neurotechnology and Neurorecovery at MGH.
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