• Conduct user research with community health workers, pharmacists, therapists, care coordinators, and patients to understand pain points and design solutions that eliminate manual workarounds. • Design with and learn from communities we serve, building solutions that celebrate the wisdom of lived experiences. • Create user flows and interfaces that prioritize patient care over cumbersome, billing-focused systems. • Design end-to-end experiences for our proprietary CRM platform that supports automated patient outreach, appointment scheduling, and care coordination. • Create user-friendly and customizable interfaces that reveal actionable insights to care teams, enabling them to focus on patients' goals rather than administrative tasks. • Design AI-assisted workflows that feel trustworthy and enhance (rather than replace) human-centered care. • Ensure all designs meet healthcare compliance standards (HIPAA, accessibility requirements). • Collaborate with cross-functional teams composed of engineers, product managers, and data scientists to implement and iterate on changes to the user experience based on feedback from care teams. • Partner with our current designer to evolve our design system and establish patterns for community-based care technology. • Contribute to product strategy discussions with a team that embodies our core values and wants to have a voice in the future of community-based care.

Role Description As the second Product Designer at Pogo, you'll help lead the product design and creative direction for our new consumer insights product, which allows brands/retailers to connect with millions of purchase-verified consumers. This platform will ultimately be used by some of the largest companies in the world. - Design core product experiences end-to-end, from early exploration through launch and iteration for our up-and-coming B2B platform and consumer app with 3 million users (and growing). - Craft polished, delightful interfaces that build trust and showcase the power of our data and AI technology. - Sweat the details - layout, typography, spacing, color, motion, interactions. - Help define the product roadmap and lay the foundations for our design language, systems, and culture. - Find creative ways to ship high-quality work in a fast-paced, often ambiguous, startup environment. - Be 1 of 2 designers (for now), working cross-functionally with engineering and GTM. Qualifications - Experience designing software products. - Bonus if you’ve done this at a startup, or have designed AI interactions before! - Bonus if you have experience designing enterprise-grade products. - You design quickly and efficiently, using Figma to gain super powers and reach “escape velocity design”. - You’re a design nerd at heart with a very high bar for design quality. - You actively seek out the best-designed products/designers, constantly collecting references from Twitter, Mobbin, and beyond. - You actively use LLMs like ChatGPT or Claude in your design workflow. - You’re relentless in pursuing the best solution - willing to explore, iterate, and even scrap a lot of your own work if it means creating a stronger product. - You’re a full-stack designer with experience designing experiences from scratch. - You have strong product intuition and a knack for creating experiences that index on simplicity and clarity. Benefits - Above-market salaries & equity. - Unlimited PTO with a minimum 20 days vacation policy. Why you might be excited about this opportunity - Work on the design for an up-and-coming enterprise product used by some of the largest companies in the world. - Design matters a lot to us; you'll be joining a team that values best-in-class design. - Be surrounded by amazing product thinkers who have a unique obsession and knack for product thinking. - Quick feedback loops; launch and get user feedback on what's working and what's not in a matter of hours. - Shape our design culture from the ground up as one of our early team members. Why you might not be excited about us - Priorities may shift quickly; we tackle ambiguous problems that don't have clear-cut answers. - You will be one of two designers (for now) without typical design management overhead or user researchers. - At times, you’ll need to design things in a day, iterating and shipping weekly. - We expect more than 9 to 5; raw hours make an impact at our current stage.

Role Description You'll own how PetroApp looks, feels, and works. We move fuel, money, and fleets across several apps that were built fast and separately, and it shows. Different patterns, different components, friction where there shouldn't be any. We need someone to make all of it feel like one product, then keep it that way as we grow. This is a hands-on leadership role. You'll set the bar and you'll also sit in Figma. If you only want to manage, this isn't it. If you only want to push pixels, also not it. What you're actually walking into: - PetroApp runs the rails for fleet fuel payments. - An NFC chip in the windshield, a tap at the pump, no receipts, no fraud. - Behind that simple promise sits a real spread of users: fleet admins watching budgets, drivers at a pump in 45 degree heat, finance teams reconciling VAT, and now individual car owners using our consumer app for fuel, car wash, oil changes, and a wallet. - Your work is to make each one feel obvious. What you'll own: - One coherent system: Take a fragmented multi-app experience and unify it. - Build the design system that lets us ship faster without it looking like five different teams did the work. - Arabic-first, RTL done right, not bolted on. - The hard flows: Fleet dashboards dense with data, a driver flow that works one-handed at a pump, a wallet that has to satisfy both a nervous first-time user and SAMA. - The B2C app, fully: Own its design outright, direction down to detail, plus the bridges between a company's fleet and the personal cars its employees drive. - How we work, not just what we ship: Lead the bet on how AI changes design, product, and engineering. - Proof, not opinion: Usability tests, analytics, real driver and admin feedback from the ground. - A team and a bar: Mentor the designers we have, help hire the ones we need, and run reviews that make everyone's work sharper. Qualifications - Have 7+ years designing real products, with scars from leading complex ones. - Have built a design system that outlived your involvement. - Have worked across both B2B SaaS and consumer, ideally somewhere money or regulation made things harder. - Think in systems and journeys, not screens. - Can show business impact, not just pretty work. - Are fluent in Figma and genuinely use AI in your day, and like dragging new tools and methods into how teams work. - Have shipped Arabic/RTL products, or are hungry to. - Stay calm when the brief is fuzzy and the timeline is short, because both will be. Why now - We just raised, we're on an IPO track, and the consumer side is wide open. - The design decisions made in the next year set the standard for everything after. - The way AI is reshaping how products get built, the team that figures it out first pulls ahead. - That's the role: not maintaining a system, building the one we'll be judged by.

• Lead and mentor a team of designers focused on growth and lifecycle experiences • Partner with Product and Engineering leadership to define strategy, priorities, and success metrics • Translate business goals into clear user experience strategies and scalable design solutions • Champion user-centered design while balancing speed, experimentation, and impact • Establish and refine processes for design discovery, iteration, and delivery • Use data, research, and experimentation to inform decisions and measure outcomes • Advocate for design at the executive level and contribute to broader product leadership discussions