Senior UX Designer
Job description
Senior UX Designer responsible for designing and refining intuitive, engaging, and effective user experiences across SkinVision's digital products. The role involves user research, wireframes and prototypes, and close collaboration with cross-functional teams to support early skin cancer detection.
At a glance
- Work mode
- Hybrid · Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Languages
- English
What you'll do
- Conduct and analyze user research to understand behaviors, needs, and pain points
- Employ surveys, interviews, usability testing, and analytics to validate design decisions
- Create wireframes, low/high-fidelity prototypes, and user flows for web and mobile applications
- Iterate designs based on user testing and data insights
- Work closely with developers to ensure smooth implementation of designs
- Participate in product meetings, ensuring UX is a key consideration in feature development
- Align design choices with SkinVision's brand identity and business goals
- Maintain design consistency across platforms and devices
- Conduct usability testing sessions to validate and refine designs
- Analyze user behavior using heatmaps, analytics, and A/B testing to improve user experience
- Maintain UX guidelines, design systems, and component libraries for consistency across products
- Document user flows, personas, and interaction models to guide product development
What we're looking for
- 6-8 years of UX design experience, preferably in healthtech, SaaS, or native and reach native mobile applications
- Strong proficiency in Figma, Adobe XD, or other design tools
- Strong proficiency in using tools such as Claude Design, Claude Code, adobe cc, Lovable, or similar
- Experience conducting user research and usability testing
- Strong understanding of interaction design, information architecture, and accessibility principles
- Ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams and translate business goals into effective design solutions
- Strong communication and presentation skills for articulating design rationale
- Experience or an understanding of design in HealthTech OR experience working in highly regulated product environments
- Thinks user-first: deeply committed to designing experiences that prioritize user needs and engagement
- Has an eye for detail: ensures every interaction and visual element is polished and user-friendly
- Is data-informed: makes design decisions based on user research, testing, and analytics
- Loves problem-solving: enjoys tackling UX challenges and iterating to create the best experience possible
- Works well in a team: thrives in a collaborative environment, working closely with product, engineering, and marketing teams
Nice to have
- Experience in digital health or medtech
- Knowledge of design thinking methodologies
- Familiarity with analytics tools (Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Hotjar) to inform UX decisions
- Experience working with design systems and component libraries
- A degree in UX/UI Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Psychology, or a related field is preferred
Benefits
- A competitive salary, additional benefits, and a hybrid working policy
- A vibrant, dynamic, and rapidly growing scale-up in Amsterdam
- An enthusiastic, professional, and international team
- Regular team events, including off-sites and fun activities
- Unlimited skin checks for you
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About SkinVision
SkinVision, founded in Amsterdam in 2012, exists to close the gap in access to specialist care and long wait times that delay diagnosis of skin cancer. Its proprietary AI is certified as a Class IIa medical device under EU regulation, with over 90% sensitivity and 89% specificity, and has helped nearly 3 million people worldwide detect early signs of skin cancer. SkinVision has a database of more than 6 million skin spot assessments and can reach 20 million people through insurer partnerships. High-risk cases are reviewed by a team of dermatologists.
Mission
Making early detection accessible to everyone, everywhere.
Key facts
- 2012
- Amsterdam
- Proprietary AI certified as a Class IIa medical device under EU regulation
- Over 90% sensitivity and 89% specificity
- Helped nearly 3 million people worldwide detect early signs of skin cancer
- Database of more than 6 million skin spot assessments
- Can reach 20 million people through insurer partnerships
- High-risk cases reviewed by a team of dermatologists