Staff Product Designer, Family Experience at A Place for Mom · United States · Joined
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Staff Product Designer, Family Experience
A Place for Mom · United States · Just now · 0 applicants
NewRemoteFull-timeLead
Pay
$165k–$185kListed
Workplace
Remote
Job type
Full-time
Level
Lead
Team: Consumer Experience · Source: jobright · Posted by joined-scrapper
About the role
A Place for Mom is seeking a Staff Product Designer to lead end-to-end design for the Consumer Experience, shaping trusted and accessible senior care placement journeys. The role emphasizes cross-functional partnership, research, and AI-assisted experimentation to improve product quality and outcomes.
What you’ll do
Lead end-to-end design for the Consumer Experience
Shape trusted, accessible consumer journeys across the senior care placement process
Partner with product managers, engineers, researchers, marketing, analytics, and operations
Use research and AI-assisted experimentation to improve product quality and outcomes
Influence product strategy and raise the quality bar across multiple workstreams
What you’ll need
7+ years of product design experience on complex consumer web, marketplace, healthcare, search, or related products
Strong portfolio showing end-to-end ownership from ambiguous problem framing to shipped product
Excellent interaction design, systems thinking, information architecture, and UX writing judgment
Hands-on experimentation with AI tools in the design or product development process
Strong Figma skills and ability to communicate design intent through flows, prototypes, and specs
Experience partnering deeply with product, engineering, research, marketing, analytics, and senior leaders
Original job description
A Place for Mom is hiring a Staff Product Designer to lead end-to-end design for its Consumer Experience. The role shapes trusted, accessible consumer journeys across the senior care placement process and uses research, cross-functional partnership, and AI-assisted experimentation to improve product quality and outcomes.7+ years of product design…