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About the role
We are hiring a UX Designer who loves turning real user problems into clear, safe and well-tested designs, and who wants to shape how healthcare professionals work with AI every day.
Our Mission
Attendi has already built a strong user base through speech-to-text integrations with electronic health record (EHR) vendors, used by over 300 care organisations in elderly and disability care. With the Attendi App (web and mobile), we are building a one-stop solution for AI-driven administration in healthcare: structured documentation, conversation summaries, voice-driven workflows and AI assistance, anytime, anywhere.
Design is central to this vision. Our users are care professionals working with clients, not behind a desk. Every flow we build needs to be simple, fast and safe to use. And because the Attendi App is being certified as a medical device (MDR), we don’t just design what feels intuitive, we prove that users understand and use it as intended.
This isn’t about making it as easy as possible to order a pizza. It’s about how a care professional can receive AI-generated advice safely, and make sure they check what matters before they rely on it.
Your Role
As a UX Designer at Attendi, you will:
• Translate user research into user flows, wireframes and high-fidelity designs for the Attendi App.
• Work closely with our UX researcher, who uncovers user needs in the field, and turn those insights into the right solution.
• Visit care organisations to test your designs with healthcare professionals: does this solution fit the problem we observed?
• Design for safety in an AI product: identify where users could misuse or over-trust AI output, and design features that mitigate that risk.
• Run usability studies as part of our MDR certification, through simulations, observation or A/B tests, and document what you tested and learned.
• Work in two lanes: fast shipping of new features, and careful, well-documented work on our medical device track.
• Work closely with the product owner, developers and our compliance team to get designs into production.
• Help mature our design system in Figma.
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