Tandem Entertainment

Tandem Entertainment

Product Designer

New York office · Full-time

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 718 days ago
UX ResearchDesign SystemsResearchCommunication

About the role

  • You'll work across our entire product surface area, from patient-facing applications to enterprise tools for pharmaceutical companies.
  • This is a demanding role, with a high level of autonomy and responsibility.

Responsibilities

  • Design products across consumer applications, enterprise tools, and AI-powered workflows
  • Collaborate closely with engineering, product, and operations to envision, prioritize, and drive projects
  • Build and evolve our design system to support rapid scaling
  • Strong design skills and the ability to run projects independently
  • Clear communication and strong design rationale that allows you to be an effective participant both internally and externally
  • Track record of moving quickly, finding shortcuts, and going to unreasonable lengths to deliver on goals

Requirements

  • We expect sharp product thinking, high craftsmanship, and the ability to ask the right questions to get to the why.

Compensation

  • We provide competitive compensation with meaningful equity (for full-time employees).

Company info

  • Our approach is distinctly enabled by AI, but our business gets stronger (not commoditized) as foundation models improve.
  • We are building durability through two-sided network effects that compound over time.
  • We are not just looking to elevate the quality bar for healthtech products, we are building consumer-grade experiences that our users love and can't wait to tell others about.
  • If you are low-ego, hungry to learn, and excited about intense, impactful work that drives both company growth and accelerated career progression, we want to hear from you.
  • Participate actively in client engagements, working directly with customers to understand requirements and deliver innovative solutions

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