Medical Device Design Specialist: Devices, Packaging & UX

USA - 3316 Takeda Development Center Americas, Inc.; Lexington (MA); On-site; USD 104,000 - 163,000; Full time

Job summary

Takeda seeks a UX/UI and industrial designer in Lexington, MA to distill user research into compliant, intuitive designs for medical devices and combination products. You will influence device design, packaging, IFUs, and digital materials while upholding regulatory expectations and readability.

Collaborate with engineering, human factors, regulatory, and commercial teams to create user journeys, prototypes, and production-ready interfaces that address patient and clinician needs.

Qualifications

• Master's degree with 3+ years in UI/UX or related design fields in device design.
• Demonstrated ability to translate user needs into compliant, intuitive design solutions.

Responsibilities

• Partner with lead designer to scope and deliver user-centric medical device and packaging design.
• Create instructional materials including IFUs, quick guides, and digital content.
• Develop user journeys, wireframes, storyboards, and interactive prototypes.
• Ensure regulatory, labeling, readability, and accessibility requirements are met.
• Collaborate with engineering, quality, regulatory, and clinical teams.

Skills

UX/UI design

User research

Prototyping

Usability testing

Illustration

2D vector illustrations

3D CAD tools

Figma

Photoshop

InDesign

Illustrations/animations

Regulatory awareness

Education

Master's degree

3+ years UI/UX design

Tools

Adobe Illustrator

InDesign

Photoshop

SolidWorks

Fusion 360

KeyShot

Microsoft Windows

Job description

Takeda seeks a UX/UI and industrial designer in Lexington, MA to distill user research into compliant, intuitive designs for medical devices and combination products. You will influence device design, packaging, IFUs, and digital materials while upholding regulatory expectations and readability.

Collaborate with engineering, human factors, regulatory, and commercial teams to create user journeys, prototypes, and production-ready interfaces that address patient and clinician needs.