Product Designer / UX Researcher — Neurodiversity (Remote)

Design calm, clear tools for people seeking answers

[REDACTED] is a privacy-first digital health product making evidence-based screening for autism and ADHD traits easier to access. Our free screening requires no account, supports 12 languages and combines validated instruments including AQ-10 and ASRS-5. It is an educational screening tool—not a diagnosis.

We are looking for a thoughtful Product Designer / UX Researcher to improve the end-to-end experience—from the first question through results, reports and next steps. This remote role suits a designer who can balance accessibility, trust, conversion and sensitive user needs.

What you will own

• Map and improve journeys across screening, results, report purchase and follow-up resources.
• Turn complex or emotionally sensitive information into calm, understandable interfaces.
• Plan lightweight, ethical research and usability testing without collecting unnecessary health data.
• Create flows, prototypes and production-ready UI for responsive web experiences.
• Build accessible patterns for focus, readability, sensory comfort and cognitive load.
• Partner with engineering and growth to run experiments while protecting user trust.
• Evolve a practical design system that works across products and 12 languages.

What we are looking for

• A strong product design portfolio showing shipped web or mobile work.
• Excellent interaction, visual and information-design skills.
• Fluency with [REDACTED] or comparable tools and comfort collaborating with engineers.
• Understanding of accessibility, responsive design and research fundamentals.
• Empathy without assumptions, especially when designing for neurodivergent users.
• Clear written English and dependable remote communication.

Nice to have: digital health, accessibility audits, design systems, localisation, conversion research or professional familiarity with neurodiversity. Lived experience is welcome but never required or requested as medical disclosure.

Why join

• Work on a product where small UX improvements can reduce anxiety and confusion.
• Own meaningful design problems across education, assessment and personalised reporting.
• Remote, flexible collaboration with direct access to implementation and outcomes.
• This role is open to a contractor engagement; compensation and scope are discussed based on experience, location and availability.

Explore the product

• Homepage
• Free 3-minute AuDHD screening
• Full assessment
• Symptoms guide
• Reports and pricing
• Mission and methodology

How to apply

Apply through [REDACTED] or email your CV/[REDACTED] and portfolio to [REDACTED] with the subject Product Designer — [REDACTED]. Tell us briefly which design decision in your portfolio best demonstrates clear thinking.

We welcome neurodivergent applicants. You never need to disclose a diagnosis, test result or other medical information.