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Healthcare software is famously ugly, and everyone has decided that's fine. We haven't.

Psynth is an AI-native platform that turns intake forms, test data, interviews, and clinical notes into a draft psychological report. Work that used to eat 6+ hours of a psychologist's evening now takes under 45 minutes. We support 450+ assessments. We're a small team, we ship fast, and we build for clinicians who are drowning in paperwork instead of doing the work they trained for.

We're looking for a Product Designer who designs like a consumer brand, thinks like a clinician's advocate, and gets their work shipped.

WHY WE WANT CONSUMER INSTINCTS ON A CLINICAL PRODUCT

Most people building for psychologists design like the user has no choice. Our users always have a choice. In CPG and B2C, nobody attends a mandatory training session before using your product. That's the standard we're holding ourselves to inside a clinical workflow.

Beauty earns the first click.



Accuracy earns the next thousand. We need both.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

• Own end-to-end design for our core workflows: intake, document upload, report generation, clinician review and editing, and export
• Prototype fast and constantly. We'd rather see five rough clickable directions on Wednesday than one perfect frame three weeks from now
• Make dense, high-stakes clinical data feel calm, legible, and trustworthy
• Hand off work engineers can build from — real states, real edge cases, real specs — and stay with it through implementation until what ships matches what you designed
• Build and maintain a design system that keeps craft high as we ship faster
• Sit in on real clinician calls, watch real work, and design from what you observed instead of what you assumed
• Shape how the product feels in motion — transitions and microinteractions that make a complex tool feel responsive and ali

📌 Product Designer (Argentina)
🏢 Psynth
📍 Argentina