UX Designer – subqdocs.ai

📍 Remote – Latin America (collaborating with U.S. leadership)

subqdocs.ai is building the next-generation medical software platform for dermatology practices in the U.S. We’re automating clinical documentation, coding, and workflows — turning messy, complex medical processes into simple, intuitive user experiences.

We’re a U.S.-based, well-funded start-up with a lean LATAM engineering team, and we’re looking for a UX Designer to own product design from research to high-fidelity handoff.

🔧 What You’ll Do

• Partner with product foudners and engineers to translate clinical workflows into agentic interfaces.
• Lead the design process end-to-end: research, wireframes, prototypes, user testing, and design specs.
• Create Figma and Agent (v0, Replit, etc...) based design systems that scale across web, tablet, and mobile.
• Simplify complex data and workflows into clear, usable interfaces for doctors and staff.
• Collaborate closely with engineers to ensure designs are implemented accurately.
• Conduct lightweight user research and usability testing with clinicians and staff.
• Iterate quickly based on feedback and evolving requirements in a fast-paced start-up environment.

✅ What We’re Looking For

• 7+ years of professional UX/UI design experience.
• Strong portfolio showing complex product design work (preferably SaaS or healthcare).
• Expertise in Figma (components, auto-layout, design systems).
• Ability to communicate design rationale to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Comfortable reading, writing, and speaking English (medium level or better).
• Collaborative, self-directed, and able to thrive in a small, high-ownership team.

⭐ Nice-to-Haves

• Understanding of front-end technologies (React, TypeScript) to improve design-dev handoff.
• Experience with data-heavy interfaces (dashboards, workflows, or forms).
• Prior work in healthcare or other regulated industries.

🚀 Why Join Us

• Equity participation in a high-growth U.S. start-up.
• Fully remote-friendly with LATAM-based teammates.
• Work on a product that directly impacts doctors and patients every day.
• Small team = high autonomy and high impact.
• Opportunity to shape the product from the ground up and influence core design strategy.
• We're sprinting, can you keep up?! :)