Own end-to-end design for a defined product area within Optum Insight. You
will take ambiguous but scoped problems and ship experiences that are
usable, coherent and tied to clear outcomes. You will set the quality bar
within your product area and help raise the craft, clarity and confidence
of the designers around you.
In this role, you will design enterprise health care experiences where
clarity matters. The workflows may span data exploration, population
insights, value-based care, reporting, configuration, payment accuracy,
clinical intelligence or operational decision-making. You will work with
product managers, engineers, researchers and business partners to
understand the job to be done, define success, design the right
interaction model and support delivery through launch and learning.
Primary Responsibilities:
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Lead design for a product area or connected set of workflows, from
discovery through shipped and instrumented experiences
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Frame problems before solving them by clarifying the job to be done,
defining success measures and pressure-testing scope with Product and
Engineering
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Create the full range of design artifacts, including journey maps,
flows, information architecture, interaction models, prototypes,
annotations and delivery-ready specifications
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Translate complex health care, data and business workflows into simple,
usable experiences that help users make decisions with confidence
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Drive design decisions to resolution, document the rationale and make
trade-offs visible to partners
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Use and extend the enterprise design system; establish reusable patterns
within the product area rather than one-off solutions
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Partner with research and analytics teams to learn from users, validate
assumptions and connect design work to measurable outcomes
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Mentor mid-level and junior designers through critique, pairing and
practical guidance on craft, systems thinking and stakeholder
communication
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Design, develop, and deploy AI-powered solutions using no-code,
low-code, and advanced platforms, translating business needs into
scalable applications that enhance products, workflows, and
decision-making.
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Comply with the terms and conditions of the employment contract, company
policies and procedures, and any and all directives (such as, but not
limited to, transfer and/or re-assignment to different work locations,
change in teams and/or work shifts, policies in regards to flexibility
of work benefits and/or work environment, alternative work arrangements,
and other decisions that may arise due to the changing business
environment). The Company may adopt, vary or rescind these policies and
directives in its absolute discretion and without any limitation
(implied or otherwise) on its ability to do so
Scope and influence
You will own a defined product area and operate independently within it.
Your influence will run across your squad and immediate cross-functional
partners. You will contribute to design strategy and be trusted to
translate it into shipped work without close oversight.
Required Qualifications:
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Graduate Degree
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10+ years of experience designing complex digital products, including
enterprise, data-heavy or workflow-intensive experiences
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Experience working with a mature design system and the discipline to
use, adapt and extend patterns responsibly
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A practical understanding of accessibility, usability and inclusive
design principles for enterprise software
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A portfolio that shows systems thinking, not only polished screens. It
should explain how you structured a problem, the trade-offs you made,
how you collaborated and what changed because of the work
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Comfort working with product managers, engineers, researchers, data
experts and business stakeholders in agile delivery environments
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Comfort with ambiguity inside a scoped problem, including the ability to
identify what must be decided now and what can be learned later
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Proven solid interaction design, information architecture and
prototyping skills, with the ability to move from ambiguous requirements
to clear product decisions
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Proven ability to write clearly and make design decisions defensible to
a cold reader through concise rationale, annotations and decision
records
Preferred Qualifications:
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Experience designing health care, payer, provider, life sciences,
analytics, reporting, revenue cycle, payment integrity, care management
or value-based care products
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Experience designing for complex data workflows, including filtering,
cohort creation, recommendations, rules, configuration, dashboards or
decision support
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Experience improving design quality across a squad through reusable
patterns, critique rituals or practical design standards
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AI-assisted prototyping fluency using enterprise-approved tools,
including natural-language prompts to create or evaluate working
prototypes
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Exposure to user research, instrumentation, product analytics or
post-launch measurement of design impact
What good looks like
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Your product area ships on a predictable cadence with measurable
improvements in task completion, error reduction, adoption, satisfaction
or time saved
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Design decisions are clear, documented and easier for Product and
Engineering partners to act on
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Other designers reuse the patterns, flows or standards you establish
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Product managers and engineers bring you into problem framing early, not
only execution late
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Users experience complex health care workflows as simpler, more
consistent and more trustworthy