UI/UX Designer

We are hiring a UI/UX Designer for a healthcare POS desktop application built on .NET WPF for the US pharmacy market. This is a role where you will own the user experience end-to-end, from prescription intake and billing flows to inventory, patient lookup, and reporting. You will work directly with our US-based product leadership, .NET engineering team, and real pharmacy users to ship a product that feels fast, predictable, and trustworthy for front-desk staff and pharmacists.

This is not a web or marketing design role. It is a desktop, data-heavy, workflow-heavy product where every click, keyboard shortcut, and barcode scan matters.

What You Will Do

• Design end-to-end user flows for the core POS product, including prescription intake, billing, inventory management, patient lookup, and reporting.
• Produce wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, and interactive prototypes in Figma, from quick sketches to pixel-perfect deliverables.
• Build and maintain a desktop design system with reusable components, states, and design tokens that map cleanly to .NET WPF or WinUI controls.
• Partner with .NET developers and product managers to ensure pixel-accurate implementation, with developer-ready specs, redlines, and assets aligned to WPF/XAML styling, theming, and resource dictionaries.
• Translate complex healthcare workflows (insurance verification, claims processing, prescription fills, refills) into simple, predictable, low-friction UI patterns.
• Design for high-density desktop screens, keyboard-first navigation, barcode scanner inputs, quick-action layouts, and dense data tables.
• Conduct usability reviews with pharmacists and front-desk staff, iterate on real-world feedback, and ship improvements regularly.

What We Are Looking For

• 5+ years of UI/UX design experience, ideally with desktop or enterprise software. Pure web or mobile portfolios will not be a fit for this role.
• A strong portfolio showing data-heavy or workflow-heavy interfaces (POS, EMR, ERP, dashboards, admin panels, internal tools).
• Expert command of Figma, including auto-layout, variables, component libraries, and prototyping.
• Working understanding of .NET desktop UI frameworks (WPF, WinForms, or WinUI 3) and how design decisions translate into XAML implementation.
• Solid grasp of desktop UX patterns: data tables, multi-pane layouts, keyboard navigation, focus states, command bars, modals, and overlays.
• Clear written and verbal English communication for working with US stakeholders during overlapping hours.
• Bonus: prior work in healthcare, pharmacy, retail POS, or any HIPAA-aware environment.

Nice to Have

• Experience handing off designs to WPF or WinUI developers, including theming and dark/light mode considerations.
• Familiarity with accessibility standards (WCAG, Microsoft UI Automation).
• Light XAML or front-end skills to communicate intent precisely and prototype quickly.
• Exposure to design tokens as a bridge between Figma and XAML resource dictionaries.