Senior UX Designer, Health Devices

Note: Google\'s hybrid workplace includes remote and in-office roles. By applying to this position you will have an opportunity to share your preferred working location from the following:
In-office locations: London, UK.
Remote location(s): United Kingdom.Minimum qualifications:

  • Bachelor\'s degree in Design (e.g., Interaction, Graphic, Visual Communications, Product, Industrial), HCI, a related field or equivalent practical experience.
  • 6 years of experience in product design and UX design.
  • Experience designing for consumer-facing mobile applications or data-heavy systems.
  • Portfolio highlighting design thinking and execution.
Preferred qualifications:
  • Experience designing for health, fitness, or wellness products and working with data visualization.
  • Experience in integrating AI/Generative AI capabilities into user-facing products.
  • Ability to drive the design process for ambiguous or emerging areas and define scalable solutions for complex problems.
  • Ability to articulate design rationale and advocate for user needs to a cross-functional audience.
  • Excellent communication skills.
About The Job
Design and user experience (UX) are at the forefront of everything we do. The job of an Interaction Designer is to envision how people experience our products and bring that vision to life in a way that feels inspired, refined and even magical. In an Interaction Designer role, you’ll tackle complex tasks and transform them into intuitive, accessible and easy-to-use designs for billions of people around the world—from the first-time user to the sophisticated expert. Achieving this goal requires collaboration with teams of Designers, Researchers, Engineers and Product Managers throughout the design process—from creating user flows and wireframes to building user interface mockups and prototypes. At each stage, you will anticipate what our users need, advocate for them and ensure that the final product surprises and delights them.
The Health Devices team designs the system UI for Fitbit trackers as well as fitness experiences across other wearable form factors.
As a UX Designer, you will drive the design and strategy for key wearable-centric initiatives that amplify the Personal Health Agent (PHA) and connect the entire health world. You will focus on transforming complex health data into simple, compelling narratives that deliver personalized, empathetic intelligence to our users.
The Health Platforms and Devices team builds innovative products and services that help our users live longer, healthier lives. We bring together the best of Google technologies and AI, health behavior science, and user-centered design to help users organize the health and wellness data, get insight from it, and take action toward their health goals. We do this with a suite of apps, services, and health wearables. We aim to make consumer health more personal, proactive, and actionable.
Responsibilities
  • Own the design for critical projects within the devices area.
  • Translate complex health signals and data into clear, intuitive user experiences that drive engagement and earn user trust through transparency.
  • Explore and design innovative, AI-focused solutions that leverage the transformative potential of AI to create hyper-personal and indispensable health guidance.
  • Partner closely with Product Management, Engineering, and User Experience Researcher (UXR) to define product strategy and deliver high-quality, scalable design across multiple platforms.
Google is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace and is an affirmative action employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status. We also consider qualified applicants regardless of criminal histories, consistent with legal requirements. See also Google\'s EEO Policy and EEO is the Law. If you have a disability or special need that requires accommodation, please let us know by completing our Accommodations for Applicants form .
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