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RxVantage, Inc.

Senior UX Designer

RxVantage, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60290


At RxVantage we transform how medical practices engage with life sciences resources and expertise to improve patient care. Our platform intelligently connects healthcare providers with the precise life sciences experts that they need, when they need them. As a result, medical practices stay on the cutting edge of patient care without disrupting workflows. Trusted by more than tens of thousands of healthcare practitioners and and all major life science companies, RxVantage has powered millions of educational exchanges between healthcare teams and life sciences companies.Location:

Our “Work from Anywhere” philosophy is aimed at making sure that we recruit a diverse range of thought leadership to ensure that our technology is better able to serve local health care providers. Our goal is to hire the country’s top talent and allow them to create an environment within the U.S. where they can do their best work.Position Overview:Remote - Full TimeAt RxVantage we transform how medical practices engage with life sciences resources and expertise to improve patient care. Our platform intelligently connects healthcare providers with the precise life sciences experts that they need, when they need them. As a result, medical practices stay on the cutting edge of patient care without disrupting workflows. Trusted by more than tens of thousands of healthcare practitioners and all major life sciences companies, RxVantage has powered millions of educational exchanges between healthcare teams and life sciences companies.Location:

Our “Work from Anywhere” philosophy is aimed at making sure we bring a diverse range of thought leadership so that our technology is better able to serve local health care providers. Our goal is to hire the country’s top talent and allow them to create an environment where they can do their best work.Position Overview:We are seeking a

Senior UX Design Lead

with a proven track record in strategic design thinking and application of best design principles. This role is crucial for guiding our design frameworks at RxVantage and ensuring our solutions are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.In this role, you will have the opportunity to scale the product design discipline and partner with product and engineering to deliver new experiences for our users. As our design team matures, so will this role.This role will be acting as an individual contributor. This is to ensure that best practices in design are socialized and integrated across our product and engineering teams; as you build out the design team, this role may transform into a management and leadership role, while still maintaining its foundation as a player-coach.What You'll be doing:Use advanced features of Figma, including components, component blocks, and templates to improve design efficiency and consistencyMake informed design choices based on a well articulated philosophy, ensuring each decision improves user interactionMaintain a high standard of visual aesthetics to ensure all design outputs are aligned with our brand identityApply best design principles to create intuitive and engaging user interfacesProvide input into the organization and maintenance of our design system and related artifacts, ensuring they are current and effectively represent our brand standardsChampion the continuous improvement of our design system, integrating best design practices to maintain relevance and effectivenessGuide the future of the design practice and team, including socializing best practices and design norms with product and engineering leadershipContinuously iterate with Engineering and Product Management to implement a version of agile processes that work well for the teamContribute to creating an inclusive environment that welcomes cross-functional collaborationThe ideal candidate:Experience with end-to-end software design and agile developmentA robust portfolio demonstrating expertise in Figma and a commitment to user centric design practicesPassion for meticulous organization of design systems and a proactive approach to refining design artifactsStrong aesthetic sense combined with practical UX design skillsAbility to articulate design choices and the underlying rationale with clarity and confidenceProven experience in managing design systems and leading design projects in a business environmentThoughtful communicator, across time zones and across disciplinesGrowth and Culture Enhancement:Significant opportunities for career advancement as the company and design team growA desire to drive improvement and implement best design practices, while fostering a collaborative and inclusive team environmentA constructive approach to problem solving without resorting to confrontational or divisive tacticsAbility to integrate seamlessly into our team, contributing to our collective goals and avoiding a siloed working style100% Company-Paid Premiums for Employee’s Medical Health, Vision, and Dental PlansShort-term and Long-term DisabilityLife Insurance401k MatchingWork from Anywhere!Flexible PTO - Take the time when you want it!Post-Parental Leave Program - $5k stipend to assist with expenses, 4 week 100% paid “Ease-Back” return to work transition period---RxVantage is an equal opportunity employer and dedicated to ensuring that we represent the local communities where our health and wellbeing providers serve as pillars of support to our family, friends, and neighbors. Our representation within these communities allows us to embody a diverse set of backgrounds, experiences, abilities and perspectives; and provide an inclusive environment for our team to feel empowered to be their authentic selves, without fear of harassment or discrimination.Where will be your primary work location? *

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