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ScreenPoint Medical in Nijmegen is seeking a hands-on Product Designer to improve breast cancer care by shaping user experiences across the Transpara product family. You will design interfaces for radiologists and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure effective product integration.
Key responsibilities include creating mockups, mapping workflows, running user research, and maintaining a unified design system. The ideal candidate has over 5 years of product design experience and a strong visual design background.
As we continue to grow at ScreenPoint Medical, we are looking for a hands‑on, customer‑driven Product Designer to make an impact on improving breast cancer care by shaping how clinicians, healthcare teams, and ultimately patients experience our AI across the Transpara product family.
This is a craft role with broad reach. You'll design the interfaces radiologists use every day, map the clinical and patient workflows our AI fits into, run the user research that validates our concepts, and shape the visual language that holds our products together. Today our products serve radiologists and breast care teams; as we expand toward broader healthcare stakeholders and patient‑facing experiences, this role will be central to making that journey coherent.
You'll work across our full product portfolio, from core clinical AI products to our platform, and on partner‑facing experiences delivered through OEM and channel integrations. You will report to the Chief Product & Technology Officer and collaborate closely with Product Managers, Clinical Scientists, AI Researchers, Software Engineers, Customer Success, Marketing, and strategic partners.
You are a hands‑on designer who runs their own research, brings clarity to ambiguous problems, and pushes for decisions. You are comfortable owning a problem from first interview to shipped UI and workflow solutions. You bring:
Note: deep clinical or radiology experience is a plus, not a requirement. We are looking for a strong product designer who is curious about the clinical domain and able to ramp on it, rather than a domain veteran with limited design craft.