Senior Product Designer, Maven Clinic

• 5-8+ years of experience in product design, including experience working on consumer products
• A strong portfolio that demonstrates end-to-end product work and exceptional visual design; not just UX flows
• Experience working with or contributing to a design system and collaborating closely with Brand / Visual Design
• Experience designing for mobile applications and responsive web experiences
• Visual design excellence: strong command of typography, color, layout, and composition; you know how to create interfaces that feel both beautiful and functional
• Interaction design: you design clear flows and interaction patterns, including edge cases and micro-interactions, that feel intuitive and consistent
• Systems thinking: you design components and patterns that can be reused and extended; you understand when to prioritize systematic solutions versus bespoke moments
• Communication & storytelling: you can clearly articulate design decisions, rationale, and tradeoffs to designers, PMs, engineers, and executives
• Execution at pace: you can move quickly when needed without losing taste, using prototyping and visual exploration to get to the right answer faster
• Member-obsessed, with empathy for people navigating fertility, pregnancy, parenting, and menopause
• Proud of your craft and motivated by raising the bar on quality and consistency
• Self starter, always seeing gaps and opportunities while rallying teams in driving quality forward
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced, evolving environment where priorities can shift and experimentation is encouraged
• Curious about modern tools and workflows (including AI tools) that help you explore options and get to a higher-quality outcome faster—without outsourcing your judgment

Desirable

• We’re looking for a Senior Product Designer to lead end-to-end design for critical parts of our member experience, with a strong emphasis on consumer-grade craft, and visual systems. Our member experience sits at the center of that promise: it’s where people discover Maven, build trust, and navigate some of the most important decisions in their lives
• The Member Experience team is responsible for the core surfaces and systems that power Maven’s app: home, navigation, onboarding, notifications, and the visual systems that make our product feel cohesive, modern, and premium
• As a Senior Product Designer at Maven, you will own and elevate the visual quality of the member experience: typography, color, spacing, composition, iconography, and imagery
• Collaborate closely with Brand Design to ensure the product feels like a natural extension of Maven’s brand, not a separate universe
• Contribute to and extend our design system—components, tokens, patterns, and documentation—so that it supports cohesive, high-quality execution across teams
• Design reusable visual patterns and modules (e.g., cards, layouts, content blocks, banners) that can flex across tracks (fertility, maternity, postpartum, menopause) while feeling unified
• Partner with engineers to polish the last 10%: motion, transitions, empty states, error states, and loading experiences
• Advocate for clarity, calm, and trust in every surface—especially in high-stakes health contexts
• Incorporate accessibility and inclusivity from the start (contrast, hierarchy, legibility, motion, localization-aware layouts)
• Use prototypes (Figma, FigJam, FigMake, etc.) to communicate interaction and motion, not just static screens
• Lead end-to-end design from discovery through ship and iteration for key Member Experience projects (e.g., home, onboarding, notifications, content and care modules)
• Partner with Product, Engineering, Clinical, and Data to define experience goals, success metrics, and hypotheses, and to design experiments that move those metrics
• Act as a strong thought partner to PM and Engineering leads; bring options, tradeoffs, and clear recommendations to the table
• Facilitate crits, workshops, and working sessions that move cross-functional teams toward decisions (rather than just sharing work)
• Provide feedback and informal mentorship to other designers, modeling high standards for visual craft, systems-thinking, and ownership
• Contribute to a culture of continuous improvement: design audits, retros, and small, high-impact refinements to the existing experience