UI/UX Designer (Part-Time Contractor)

About Cloudcure

Cloudcure is a telehealth startup transforming weight management through GLP-1 therapy and personalized digital care. We connect patients with licensed healthcare providers for virtual consultations, lab monitoring, and ongoing support. We're growing fast and looking for a talented UI/UX designer to help shape the patient and provider experience on our platform.

The Role

We're looking for a part-time UI/UX designer to own the design of our patient-facing platform, pages and internal tools. You'll work closely with our product and engineering to improve the end-to-end experience, from patient onboarding to ongoing care. This is a contractor position at 10-20 hours per week, fully remote.

What You'll Do

• Design and iterate on user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity mockups for the Cloudcure platform
• Improve the patient onboarding experience (signup, eligibility screening, lab requisition delivery, consultation booking)
• Design provider-facing tools (patient dashboards, lab results review, care management)
• Conduct UX audits of existing flows and identify usability improvements
• Create and maintain a consistent design system (components, typography, color, spacing)
• Collaborate with engineering to ensure designs are implemented accurately
• Contribute to product decisions with user-centered thinking

What We're Looking For

• 3+ years of experience in UI/UX design for web applications
• Strong portfolio showing end-to-end product design work (not just visual/marketing design)
• Proficiency in Figma
• Experience designing for healthcare, telehealth, or regulated industries is a strong plus
• Understanding of accessibility standards and responsive design
• Comfortable working asynchronously with a small, distributed team
• Ability to move fast, prioritize independently, and ship iteratively

Nice to Have

• Experience with design systems at an early-stage startup
• Familiarity with patient-facing health platforms or EMR/EHR workflows
• Basic understanding of front-end development (HTML/CSS) to communicate effectively with engineers
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