Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Nov 5, 2026. First seen by Alion on Oct 2, 2026.
Join Cureety, a company dedicated to transforming cancer care through innovative digital solutions. As a Senior Product Designer, you will play a key role in adapting and evolving our platform to meet the needs of different healthcare environments, users, and models of cancer care delivery. You will design patient and clinician-facing experiences, conduct user research and testing, and collaborate closely with other teams. This is a hands-on role with a high level of autonomy, requiring regular overlap with U.S. working hours and bilingual-level English proficiency.
Missions
- Concevoir et améliorer les expériences des patients, y compris la surveillance des symptômes, les questionnaires interactifs et les visualisations de données médicales.
- Mener des recherches utilisateur et des tests, y compris des entretiens, des ateliers et des tests d'utilisabilité avec des patients, des cliniciens et des équipes de soins.
- Collaborer étroitement avec d'autres designers aux États-Unis et en France pour partager les pratiques et maintenir une expérience produit cohérente.
Profil recherché
**Qualifications & Experience*** 5+ years of Product / UX Design experience, ideally on complex SaaS, healthcare or data-driven products.
* Strong UX, interaction and visual design skills, with a portfolio demonstrating work on complex digital products.
* Experience owning the full design process from user research through delivery.
* Ability to independently lead complex and ambiguous design initiatives.
* Strong proficiency in Figma and experience working with mature design systems.
* Experience with data visualization or complex data-driven interfaces is highly valued.
* Healthcare, digital health or clinical workflow experience is a strong plus.
* Experience working in a startup or high-growth environment is a plus.
* Fluent English required; working knowledge of French is a strong plus.
**Location & Travel**
France-based role, with remote work flexibility. As the role is primarily dedicated to the U.S. market, regular overlap with U.S. working hours will be required.
Travel to the U.S. may be required as needed, particularly to meet with health system partners, clinicians and patients.

