Senior Product Designer, Sleep Tech & UX Strategy

Hatch; San Francisco (CA); Remote; USD 125,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision insurance

Equity

401(k) match

Parental leave

Wellness benefits

Job summary

Hatch is seeking a Senior Product Designer to drive UX across the Hatch Sleep Clock and related adult products. You will own end-to-end design from framing problems to shipping features, collaborating with product and engineering to create meaningful sleep experiences for adults.

You’ll shape journeys across app and device, advocate for accessibility, and bring AI-native design approaches into prototyping and testing to inform what to build next.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of hands-on UX and product design experience; portfolio required.
• Experience leading UX end-to-end with PMs and engineers.
• Strong research skills: plan and run studies and turn findings into decisions.
• Ability to turn concepts into prototypes and test with users.

Responsibilities

• Lead UX for features from problem framing through launch, in collaboration with PMs and engineers.
• Design and ship responsive sleep experiences, leveraging Hatch’s contactless sleep tracking technology.
• Define new customer journeys and experiences.
• Plan and run research and prototype testing at varying fidelity levels; translate findings into decisions.
• Contribute to design system development and scalable design practices.

Skills

Human-centered design

UX design

Product design

Research methods

Prototyping with code

AI-native design

Clear communication

Cross-functional collaboration

Job description

Hatch is seeking a Senior Product Designer to drive UX across the Hatch Sleep Clock and related adult products. You will own end-to-end design from framing problems to shipping features, collaborating with product and engineering to create meaningful sleep experiences for adults.

You’ll shape journeys across app and device, advocate for accessibility, and bring AI-native design approaches into prototyping and testing to inform what to build next.