Product Designer

Metabolic is a specialist metabolic medicine clinic.

We combine clinical depth with a digital-first patient experience across four areas: weight management and obesity, diabetes and pre-diabetes, cardiovascular risk, and hormonal and thyroid health.

We are not a wellness spa that happens to do bloodwork.

Our clinicians are specialists, our diagnostics are comprehensive, and our products are built to the same standard.

We are launching in Knightsbridge, London, and building the product layer around that from the ground up.

This role sits at the center of that build.

We are looking for a Product Designer who can own the full design surface of Metabolic.

Mobile app.

Web.

Patient-facing.

Clinician-facing.

Design system.

The whole thing.

This is not a role for someone who needs a lot of structure handed to them.

You will work directly with the Head of Product and Technology, make real decisions, and ship work that patients interact with from day one.

The quality bar is high.

The pace is real.

You will build and maintain the Metabolic design system across web and mobile.

That means component libraries in Figma, documented token sets, interaction patterns, and the discipline to keep it consistent as the product grows.

You will be the person others come to when there is a design system question.

You set the standard.

From the patient app to the booking funnel to the clinician dashboard, you will design across the full stack of our digital touchpoints.

You understand the difference between designing for a phone screen at 7am and a 27-inch monitor in a consultation room.

Both need to be right.

You use AI tools as a serious part of how you work, not as a party trick.

Figma Make, Google Stitch, Claude for design exploration, v0 for rapid prototyping — these are tools you are already using or immediately curious about.

You know where AI accelerates your work and where it does not.

You do not outsource your judgment to it.

A significant part of what we build involves biomarker data, scoring systems, and trend charts that patients and clinicians read to make decisions.

You know how to present complex data without losing the human on the other end of it.

You will work closely with engineers and contribute meaningfully to implementation conversations.

You understand what your design decisions cost in build time and you make tradeoffs with that in mind.

You have enough technical fluency to inspect CSS, review a component in a codebase, or identify where a design is going to cause a problem in development.

**Requirements** **Experience**

– 3 or more years designing digital products across mobile and web

– A portfolio that shows end-to-end thinking — problem framing, iteration, shipping — not just polished final screens

– Real experience owning or significantly contributing to a design system

– Strong data visualisation work — dashboards, health data, scoring interfaces, or anything complex made legible

– Experience working in small teams where you had to move fast and make calls without perfect information

– Figma at a high level — not just wireframing, but components, variables, auto-layout, prototyping, and developer handoff

– Working knowledge of AI-powered design tools and a clear point of view on which ones are actually useful

– Enough HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript to have an informed conversation with an engineer and catch implementation issues early

– User research — knowing when to run it, how to synthesise it, and how to use it without it becoming a delay

– Excellent written communication — you can document a design decision clearly, and your Figma files do not require a guided tour

– You care about the quality of what ships, not just what you handed over

– You default to showing rather than describing — prototypes, mockups, quick explorations

– You are genuinely curious about what AI can do in design without being credulous about it

– You take feedback well and give it clearly

– You work well with ambiguity and do not need a detailed brief to get started

– You have worked on a health tech product — patient-facing apps, clinical tools, EMR integrations, wearable data

– You have designed for regulated environments (GDPR, MHRA, CQC adjacent) and understand what compliance means for UX decisions

– You have used tools like Framer, Webflow, or similar to build prototypes that go beyond Figma's native capabilities

– You have an opinion on what good looks like in AI-native product design right now

What to Include in Your Application

Send us your CV and a portfolio link.

We will look at both before deciding whether to move forward.

Your CV should make clear:

– What you have designed, not just where you worked

– The size of the teams you have operated in

– Whether you have owned design systems or contributed to them and to what degree

– Any technical skills you have — even basic ones

Your portfolio should include:

– At least two projects with process visible, not just deliverables

– At least one example of data visualization or a complex information design problem

– At least one example of design system work