Product Designer

Il y a 15 heures

Brussels, Brussels-Capital, Belgique Senthing Télétravail Temps plein
Company Description Senthing is a telehealth platform focused on identifying children’s developmental challenges and connecting parents with qualified therapists for online therapy. The company’s mission is to empower children to reach their full potential through timely, accessible support. By offering immediate access to screening and early intervention, Senthing helps reduce wait times and close gaps in care. The platform aims to positively transform developmental trajectories for children by combining technology, clinical expertise, and family-centered care. Role Description This full-time remote Product Designer (UI/UX & Web) role is responsible for designing intuitive, accessible, and engaging digital experiences across Senthing’s web and telehealth platforms. Day-to-day tasks include translating product requirements into user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity interfaces, and collaborating closely with product managers, engineers, and therapists to refine solutions. The Product Designer will conduct user research and usability testing, synthesize insights, and iterate on designs to improve engagement and outcomes for children and families. The role also involves creating and maintaining design systems, ensuring visual consistency, and advocating for user-centered design principles in all product decisions. Qualifications
• A portfolio of shipped websites or digital products demonstrating strong UI and UX skills.
• Ability to make complex workflows feel clear and manageable.
• Strong typography, layout, interaction design, and responsive design skills.
• Proficiency in Figma or an equivalent design and prototyping tool.
• Experience conducting practical user interviews or usability tests.
• Ability to explain design decisions and work within technical constraints.
• Background in child-focused products is a plus.
• Bachelor’s degree in Design, HCI, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience is preferred but not neccessary What Success Looks Like During your first few months, you will identify the most important usability problems, establish an agreed design direction, and help ship improvements to a priority user journey. Your work should improve the aesthetic of the product while making the product clearer and easier to use.