Senior Product Designer, Personalization
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Oscar HealthHealth insurance
This is a remote position, open to candidates who reside in: San Francisco, CA.Full-TimeSenior
SalaryThe base pay for this role is: $149,040.00 - $195,615.00 per year. You are also eligible for employee benefits, participation in Oscar's unlimited vacation program, company equity grants and annual performance bonuses.
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Job Details
- Experience
- 6+ years of experience in Product/UX Design; 3+ years managing stakeholders directly.
- Required Skills
- Product designStakeholder managementPrototyping
Requirements
- Have 6+ years of experience in Product/UX Design.
- Provide concrete examples of designing and shipping complex interfaces.
- Have 3+ years of experience managing stakeholders directly.
- Bonus: Have experience designing and shipping search, recommendation, AI-assisted, or complex decision-support interfaces.
- Bonus: Have experience in the healthcare space.
- Bonus: Have evidence of design contributions across high-performing web, mobile, or internal tool products.
- Bonus: Have experience with user research and prototyping.
- Bonus: Be able to translate requirements, goals, and research into simple, useful UI.
Responsibilities
- Own the end-to-end design process, from early concepts to quality specifications, across Oscar product surfaces.
- Develop an expert understanding of users and the business domain to inform product strategy and design solutions.
- Collaborate with product designers, product managers, marketers, brand designers, engineers, researchers, and others.
- Help define team goals and strategy by connecting user and business needs.
- Manage stakeholder relationships and drive clarity in decision-making.
- Lead workshops, vision activities, and presentations as needed.
- Bring strong visual and interaction design craft to product experiences and design systems.
- Weave the Oscar brand across product experiences.
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