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Aeroflow Health
Product and Design Lead, Canopie (Remote)
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What they do
A Product Designer is responsible for the design of a new product, or redesign of an existing product. Responsible for the aesthetics of the product but also designing how it will work, defining the problem and solving it. May be responsible for producing low-fidelity mock ups, prototypes for validation through user testing and crafting the final product accordingly.
$77,263 / year median in the U.S.
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Product and Design Lead, Canopie (Remote) Aeroflow Health
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- Product and Design Lead, Canopie (Remote) Canopie is a business unit of Aeroflow Health This position is Remote with quarterly travel About Aeroflow Health Aeroflow Health is a national leader in home medical equipment and clinical services.
- the roadmap, prioritization calls and the experience
- across the member-facing app, clinical delivery tools, and partner-facing reporting interfaces.
- activation, engagement depth, clinical monitoring and engagement, retention
- and move those numbers through product and design decisions, not feature volume. Keep leadership continuously informed
- maintain a proactive decision and progress rhythm with the VP of Maternal Health so priorities and trade-offs stay visible and aligned.
- you can weigh competing programs, make the trade-offs explicit, and bring a clear recommendation the team can get behind. Communicates proactively
- keeps leadership and the team in the loop on decisions and progress, so priorities stay aligned and there are no surprises.
Extraordinary visual design craft:
you produce work that is polished, intentional, and immediately distinguishable from templated defaults.Obsession with user experience:
you think in flows, edge cases, and emotional states, not just screens.Strong design systems thinking:
you build for consistency and scale, not just the current feature. Comfort working in ambiguity on a small team, where priorities shift and resourcefulness matters. Ability to synthesize clinical, commercial, and user needs into a single coherent design direction.Highly proactive and self-directed:
everyone on our team manages their own workload, flag risks and opportunities early, and drives work forward without being asked. Clear and confident communicator who can present design rationale to clinical, engineering, and executive stakeholders. Ability to move fluidly between high-level strategy and detailed execution- comfortable writing a user story as readily as shaping a product vision.
- not just executing someone else's. A strong product-design portfolio demonstrating that ownership in practice
- complex digital products across mobile and responsive web, taken from concept to shipped
- ideally in a startup or small team environment.
- takes responsibility for whether engagement, retention, and clinical services and monitoring actually move
- not just whether features ship.