As a Product Designer, you'll design 0-1 products across the healthcare revenue cycle, turning complex operational workflows into intuitive digital products. You'll work with design, product, and engineering to uncover problems and shape experiences that power Clarity RCM's next generation of products for patients, clinic staff, clients and RCM experts.

You'll work on a wide range of experiences - from operational dashboards and payment workflows to AI-powered tools and practice-facing experiences related to revenue cycle management. Some projects will require deep systems thinking, while others will demand strong visual intuition and attention to detail.

This is not a role focused on producing screens in isolation. You'll be expected to contribute to product discussions, challenge assumptions, simplify complexity, and collaborate closely with engineering from concept through implementation.

We're looking for designers who can think in systems while maintaining a high bar for visual quality.

What You'll Do
- Design thoughtful, intuitive experiences across operational software,



payments, analytics, and AI-powered workflows.
- Help build and evolve a scalable design system that stays tightly aligned between design and implementation, leveraging AI-powered workflows to create a seamless connection between Figma and code (using Claude Code / relevant technologies)
- Create polished user interfaces with robust attention to typography, spacing, hierarchy, consistency, and interaction details.
- Define reusable components, patterns, and guidelines that improve both user experience and development velocity.
- Partner closely with Product, Engineering, Operations, and Leadership to understand problems and identify the most effective solutions.
- Participate in product strategy discussions, helping shape what gets built - not just how it looks.
- Prototype ideas, explore concepts, and communicate product and design rationale clearly. Ensure a high level of design quality

📌 Product Designer (India)
🏢 Clarity RCM
📍 India