Product Designer . Bunkerhill Health

Hard Problems; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 270,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity offered

Job summary

Bunkerhill Health in San Francisco is seeking a Product Designer to join as the first design hire for Carebricks, shaping the UX and building a design system that reflects the brand and AI capabilities. You will define what an excellent product experience means for all end-user personas across the platform and work with engineering to iterate from day one.

You will revamp workflows, observe power users, and translate insights into concrete design decisions that drive impact on healthcare

Qualifications

• A track record of working effectively with engineering teams.
• Experience designing enterprise web applications.
• Experience working on an AI-enabled product.
• High ownership mindset with a drive for impact.

Responsibilities

• Design creative solutions for healthcare users to interact with AI output.
• Create and own the design system for Carebricks, incorporating brand guidelines.
• Define excellent product experiences for all end-user personas across the platform.
• Work closely with engineering to iterate rapidly on new features and contribute from day one.
• Revamp workflows to optimize user experience.
• Access power users and observe how end users derive value to inform decisions.

Skills

Collaboration with engineers

Enterprise web design

AI-enabled product experience

Ownership mindset

Job description

# Product DesignerBunkerhill Health, San Francisco, USAHealthcare## Why this work mattersBunkerhill deploys FDA-cleared AI agents that help clinicians detect serious conditions like heart disease and pancreatic cancer earlier, improving care quality across major health systems.View the full listing and apply →Listed 20 Oct 2026Applications are handled by Bunkerhill Health, not by Hard Problems.## About Bunkerhill HealthBunkerhill Health builds AI-powered workflow automation for health systems. Its Carebricks platform runs a long-horizon agent across use cases including prior authorization, referral queue triage, opportunistic screening, eligibility checks, and insurance denial appeals. The platform has run over 10 million workflows in the first half of 2026 and is live at over a dozen health systems with more than 30 workflows in production. End users span physicians, pharmacy techs, schedulers, back-office staff, abstractors, nurse practitioners, and physician's assistants.### The roleThis is the first product design hire at Bunkerhill Health. Today, the engineering team designs and builds the product based on end-user insights and open feedback channels. There is no existing design process, and you would define what it looks like. The role sits within the Engineering department and is based at the SF office.### What you would do* Design creative solutions for healthcare users to interact with AI output, pushing the boundary of how humans and AI work together in clinical settings.* Create and own the design system for Carebricks, incorporating brand guidelines to give the product a distinct look and feel.* Define what an excellent product experience means for all end-user personas across the platform.* Work closely with engineering to iterate rapidly on new features and contribute from day one.* Revamp existing workflows with a focus on optimizing the user experience.* Access power users and observe how end users derive value from the platform to inform design decisions.### What they are looking for* A track record of working effectively with engineering teams.* Experience designing enterprise web applications.* Experience working on an AI-enabled product.* High ownership mindset with a drive for impact.### Working arrangementsThe role is based at Bunkerhill Health's San Francisco office, full time.### Pay and benefits$180,000 - $270,000 per year, with equity offered.## DetailsLocation: San Francisco, USASalary: $180,000 - $270,000Sector: HealthcareRole: Product designSeniority: SeniorOrganisation: For-profitThis job is listed on the Hard Problems job board, but details come from the employer’s own listing and may have changed — always check the original posting.