Product Design Lead

🍊Our mission

We're powering biology's century with radically faster, more reliable clinical trials. Every new treatment needs clinical trials to prove safety and efficacy, but today's infrastructure is stuck in the past- driving up cost, causing delays and ultimately meaning new treatments don’t get to patients. We're fundamentally changing that- not just being a "better CRO," but transforming how people think about developing new treatments, so patients can access breakthrough treatments faster.

Our impact speaks for itself: Since March 2021, we've powered 100+ clinical trials involving tens of thousands of patients. We recently raised a $55M Series B from Balderton Capital, alongside backing from Creandum, First minute, Seedcamp, and Visionaries.

🍊What's it like to work here?

When you join us, you’ll experience:

• High-Impact, Mission-Driven Work: Lindus Health is disrupting an outdated industry, giving you the chance to directly improve patients’ lives and see tangible results from your work.

• Fast-Paced Growth & Ownership: We recognise hard work and outcomes over anything else. You’ll take on real responsibility, work across different areas, and actively shape the company’s success.

• Collaborative, No-Ego Culture: Work with smart, driven people in a supportive and informal environment. At Lindus we break down silos, fun is a core value, and creativity is encouraged.

Ready to power biology's century? We'd love to hear from you.

Lindus Health is looking for a Design Lead to establish and elevate the design practice that powers the next generation of clinical trials. This is a player‑coach role where you'll spend most of your time hands‑on designing solutions while also building the design team, processes, and standards that will scale our impact.

You’ll be responsible for maintaining a high bar for design quality, coaching designers to excellence, and establishing the patterns and systems that ensure consistency across our growing product. You'll work directly with the VP of Product and collaborate closely with product managers and engineers to bring thoughtful, simple solutions to complex problems.

This is an onsite role in London with a flexible (hybrid) office arrangement. After an initial onboarding period at our headquarters (near London Bridge) we expect you to be in the office 3 days a week.

• You have 6+ years of experience as a product designer, with a strong work examples demonstrating design excellence and systems thinking

• You have experience successfully leading designers, and establishing design standards and practices that elevate quality across teams

• You've worked in empowered, cross‑functional product teams, leading continuous discovery habits and balancing fast learning with quality design

• You have experience designing complex systems with multiple user types, interconnected workflows, and nuanced data constraints

• You apply first principles thinking to distill complex problems to their core, avoiding unnecessary complexity and finding elegant, simple solutions

• You've experienced well‑functioning design systems and practices at scale, and know how to adapt and implement them in fast‑moving, evolving product environments

• You have an unbounded curiosity about the future of human health and the role clinical trials play in it

You belong here! If your experience and interests match with some of the above, we want you to apply.

• Learn about the problems we are trying to solve in clinical trials through our onboarding training and conversations across the company

• Build relationships with the design team and understand their strengths, working styles, and growth areas

• Immerse yourself in the product by using it, observing real trials, and understanding user workflows and pain points

• Audit the current state of design: review recent work, explore the design system, and identify quality gaps and opportunities

• Join a product squad and begin contributing hands‑on design work to build credibility and domain understanding

• Survey competitor products and design patterns in healthcare and regulated industries