About the role

Designing for hospitals is not designing for a consumer app. Your users are on their feet, interrupted constantly, working on a shared machine with a keyboard and no mouse to speak of. Delight is not the goal. Not making a mistake at the end of a twelve-hour shift is the goal.

What you will do

Own product design across the Nimbus platform: research with clinicians, flows, interface design and the design system. You will be the second designer, so you will help decide how design works here rather than inheriting a process.

Expect to spend real time in hospitals. The best insights we have had came from watching a nurse work around our software, not from a survey.

What we look for

Three to six years designing complex software — enterprise, healthcare, logistics or similar. A portfolio that shows problems and outcomes rather than only screens. Fluency in Figma, including components and variants, and enough understanding of the front end to have a productive argument with an engineer about what is expensive.

Responsibilities

Own end-to-end design for assigned product areas
Run contextual research with clinical staff in hospitals
Build and maintain the Nimbus design system in Figma
Prototype and test flows before engineering begins
Pair with engineers through implementation and review the result

Requirements

3-6 years of product design experience on complex software
Portfolio demonstrating research, iteration and measured outcomes
Strong Figma skills including components and variants
Comfortable with accessibility requirements
Willing to travel to hospital sites a few days a month

Skills

FigmaUX ResearchDesign SystemsPrototypingAccessibilityUI Design

Benefits

Group health cover for family, including parents
Field research travel fully covered
Hybrid: three days in the Gachibowli office
Annual budget for courses and design tooling

NH

Nimbus Health Systems

Hyderabad51-200 peopleHealthcare Technology

Nimbus makes the software that runs mid-sized Indian hospitals: appointments, electronic records, pharmacy stock, insurance claims and discharge summaries. Around 140 hospitals across seven states use it every day.

Our users are nurses and front-desk staff on shared desktops and ageing Android tablets, often over an unreliable connection. That constraint shapes everything we build, from offline-first flows to small payloads to interfaces that survive being used at speed by someone at the end of a double shift.

We are a compact team in Gachibowli, Hyderabad, and we hire people who are comfortable sitting with clinicians to find out what they actually need.

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