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Therabody, Inc. is seeking a Mobile UX Designer to create engaging experiences in their consumer app. This role involves designing features for onboarding, device pairing, and tracking using innovative wellness technology. Candidates should have over 5 years of UX/UI design experience, particularly with mobile apps, and proficiency in Figma.
The position offers a salary range of £45,000 - £55,000 per year and the opportunity to positively impact lives through health and wellness technology.
Therabody® is the wellness tech leader with a mission to inspire and enable every body to feel, perform and look their best. Therabody’s product ecosystem includes category-creating innovations in wellness, performance and beauty products, proprietary software and digital content. Not only is it part of our brand ethos to help others, but we are also defining the cutting edge of wellness technology while winning accolades such as Fast Company’s Brands That Matter, Oprah's Favorite Things and the TIME Best Inventions 2025 award.
We’re committed to continuous innovation and surround ourselves with specialists, thought leaders, and experts - inside and outside of the office. If you thrive in creative environments, are concerned with big, innovative ideas, love to collaborate, have an entrepreneurial spirit, and are driven to succeed, get in touch with us. Together we can push the limits of what can be achieved for everybody.
We’re looking for a freelance Mobile UX Designer to help us create intuitive, engaging experiences in the Therabody consumer app. You’ll work hands‑on designing features that sit at the intersection of our physical and digital products—onboarding, device pairing, guided routines, progress tracking, and personalization. This is a collaborative, execution‑focused role where you’ll partner with our product, engineering, data science, and brand teams to ship app experiences that drive engagement and help users integrate recovery into their everyday lives.
The pay range for this role is:
45,000 - 55,000 GBP per year (UK Office)