Lead Product Designer at The Immune Co. – Boston, Massachusetts

About The Immune Co.

We are on a mission to transform the way patients find answers and care for mold-related and chronic inflammatory conditions. We combine cutting-edge diagnostics, digital care delivery, and a compassionate patient-first approach.

About the role

• We’re looking for a Lead Product Designer to define the user interface and design language
  that makes MoldCo iconic. This is a hands-on, consumer-focused role for someone ready to
  build a product experience from the ground up. You think like a creative director but work like a
  product designer, translating complexity into clarity.

What you'll do

Product & Patient Experience

• Design intuitive, consumer-grade experiences that feel nothing like traditional healthcare.

• Own our core interfaces, from onboarding to lab results, care plans, and dashboards.

• Turn complex medical ideas into effortless, guided interactions that help patients feel supported and in control.

• Build a design language that is calm, intelligent, and personal.

Design Systems & Leadership

• Build the design system that powers everything we ship: scalable, fast, and uncompromising in craft.

• Define patterns, components, and principles that make great design the default.

• Set a new standard for what health design can feel like.

• Collaborate across teams, working closely with product, engineering, clinical, and growth.

Qualifications

• 4-8+ years of experience in product design or a hybrid design role at a consumer brand.

• Strong portfolio showing polished digital experiences and expertise in web and app design.

• High taste level with strong visual instincts and the ability to deliver best-in-class quality.

• Expertise in Figma and modern AI-enhanced tools for creative generation.

• Ability to translate complex, clinical information into simple, emotionally intuitive visuals.

• Experience in consumer health or wellness is a plus.

Sounds Like You?

• You care deeply about designing experiences that patients feel grateful for.

• You move quickly, gather context fast, and propose solutions without waiting for instruction.

• You can zoom in to component details without losing momentum.

• You want to help build something that fundamentally improves patient lives from the ground floor.