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Sirona MedicalProduct Designer
Sirona Medical is a cloud-native software company creating RadOS, an artificial intelligence-driven operating system designed to unify and streamline radiology workflows. The organization is expanding its…
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Sirona Medical is a cloud-native software company creating RadOS, an artificial intelligence-driven operating system designed to unify and streamline radiology workflows. The organization is expanding its design team by hiring an early-career Product Designer. This position reports directly to the Director of Product and offers an opportunity to work alongside a small group of senior designers, researchers, engineers, and clinical experts. The employer expresses a preference for individuals situated near…
Job Description
Sirona Medical is a cloud-native software company creating RadOS, an artificial intelligence-driven operating system designed to unify and streamline radiology workflows. The organization is expanding its design team by hiring an early-career Product Designer. This position reports directly to the Director of Product and offers an opportunity to work alongside a small group of senior designers, researchers, engineers, and clinical experts. The employer expresses a preference for individuals situated near Burlington, Vermont or the San Francisco Bay Area to operate under a hybrid schedule, dividing time between home offices and the Sirona workspace.
The person in this position will focus on learning the craft of designing high-stakes, complex software with early ownership. Responsibilities involve investigating problems, sketching, building low- and high-fidelity prototypes, and participating in user research with clinicians. While initial tasks are well-scoped and paired with a senior designer, the scope expands to cover core desktop-first workflows over time. Prior radiology experience is not required, as the company provides clinical onboarding.
Responsibilities
- Represent the user perspective by integrating research and observation details into product decisions
- Partner with engineering, product management, and clinical team members to define, test, prototype, and refine solutions
- Create wireframes, sketches, and prototypes using Figma to move quickly from concepts to testable items
- Utilize artificial intelligence tools such as Claude to accelerate exploration and build working prototypes for clinician testing
- Engage in usability sessions and user research, translating findings into design modifications
- Develop information architecture, interfaces, and interaction patterns tailored for dense, desktop-first workflows
- Hand off designs to engineering with thorough documentation and annotations
- Conduct design quality assurance reviews on shipped work to ensure alignment with original intent
- Contribute documentation and components to the internal design system
- Participate in design critiques by providing and receiving feedback while explaining underlying decisions
Requirements
- Demonstrate curiosity by asking questions, investigating user workflows, and enjoying complex domains
- Show proficiency in Figma, including auto layout, components, and prototyping
- Display comfort with utilizing artificial intelligence tools like Claude for prototyping
- Exhibit strong collaboration skills by seeking input early and communicating design rationale verbally and in writing
- Possess familiarity with user research methodologies to support the discovery phase
- Maintain a solid foundation in user experience fundamentals such as information architecture, usability, interaction design, accessibility, and user flows
Qualifications
- Between zero and two years of professional product design or UX experience, which can include internships, freelance work, apprenticeships, or substantial project work
- A portfolio demonstrating an end-to-end process across at least two web or desktop application projects
- A bachelor's degree in human-computer interaction, design, a related discipline, or equivalent practical experience
- Prior project or internship experience in healthcare, MedTech, or another complex user domain
- Familiarity with desktop-first or data-dense interfaces
- Exposure to using or contributing to design systems
- Familiarity with machine learning or artificial intelligence driven product experiences
- Comfort reading basic front-end concepts such as component libraries and HTML or CSS
- Experience supporting or running usability tests
Core Skills
Benefits
- Stock options
- Competitive salary
- Flexible paid time off
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Life insurance
- Maternity and paternity leave
- 401(k) matching
- Apple equipment
- Sponsorship for conferences and continuing education
- Mentorship from senior designers and exposure to an international team
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the location or remote policy for this role?
The source posting indicates a preference for candidates based in Burlington, VT or the San Francisco Bay Area who can work in a hybrid model, splitting time between a Sirona office and a home office.
What is the salary range for the Product Designer position?
The annual US base salary ranges from $95,000 to $105,000, plus equity and benefits, with pay varying based on experience, skills, and work location.
Do I need a background in radiology to apply?
No radiology background is needed; the employer provides clinical onboarding and values curiosity and design fundamentals over prior experience in the field.
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