Design Engineer

Anima is revolutionizing healthcare through their Care Enablement platform, seeking a Design Engineer to join their mission of saving lives through technology. The role combines frontend engineering expertise with strong product design capabilities, perfect for someone who wants to make a significant impact in healthcare technology.

The company has shown impressive growth, reaching Series B/C metrics with just ~20 team members and growing 450% in 2024. They serve 3 million lives through their platform, with approximately 20,000 people receiving care daily through Anima's solutions.

The position offers a unique opportunity to work in a flat hierarchy with a team of highly skilled professionals, many of whom are former VPs, CTOs, and technical founders. The company emphasizes a hacker culture where everyone is technical and design-focused, using tools like Figma for mockups and maintaining a strong focus on user experience.

As a Design Engineer, you'll work on two separate web applications - one for clinical users and one for patients. The role involves close collaboration with engineers and the sales team to create delightful user experiences, participating in customer calls, and leading the design and implementation of flagship features.

The company offers a flexible work environment with remote options and regular team retreats in locations like Brittany, La Paz, and Tuscany. They've raised significant funding, including a $12M Series A round, and maintain a strong focus on sustainable growth and product excellence.

Ideal candidates should combine strong frontend engineering skills with exceptional product intuition and UX design capabilities. The role requires excellent communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to translate complex healthcare processes into simple, elegant user flows.

This is an opportunity to join a rapidly growing healthcare technology company that's making a real difference in people's lives, with the potential to grow into leadership roles while working on meaningful problems in healthcare delivery and automation.