Senior Product Designer – Labs

Overview

Senior Product Designer – Labs Jobs in Ottawa, Canada at Fullscript

Title: Senior Product Designer – Labs

Company: Fullscript

Location: Ottawa, Canada

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About Fullscript
We’re an industry-leading health technology company on a mission to help people get better. We started in 2011 with one simple idea. Make it easier for practitioners to access the products they trust so they can deliver better care.

That simple idea grew into a platform that powers every part of care. Today, more than 125,000 practitioners use Fullscript for clinical insights, lab interpretations, patient analytics, education, and access to high-quality supplements. Over 10 million patients rely on Fullscript to stay connected to their care plans and follow through on treatment.

We build tools that make care smarter and more human. Tools that save time, simplify decisions, and help practitioners stay closely connected to the people they care for. When everything they need is in one place, they can focus on what matters most: helping people get better.
This is your invitation.Bring your ideas, your grit, and your care for people.

Join us and shape the future of care.
About Fullscript Labs

Labs is the diagnostic foundation of Fullscript — we enable lab testing, clinical interpretation, treatment plans, and practitioner decision-making. Labs is not a feature. It’s the infrastructure of whole person care and a core way we help people get better.

In this role, you’ll design experiences that help practitioners use lab results and clinical data to help patients quickly, confidently, and  roadmap is ambitious. The product is evolving. And we work closely with the entire Fullscript ecosystem to compound impact.

The Role

You love building. You’re collaborative by nature but thrive with autonomy, and you’re energized by problems that aren’t fully scoped yet.

We’re looking for a designer who has already internalized that the design process is changing — not theoretically, but in practice. Someone who researches and prototypes with AI tools, automates their workflow as much as possible, and who’s genuinely curious about what comes next.

You’ll partner directly with Engineering and Product to design and ship features across the Labs experience — from data-dense clinical interfaces for practitioners, to lightweight moments for patients. You’ll move between high-level strategy and pixel-perfect execution, and you’ll hold a high bar for craft throughout.

If you need perfect requirements before you start sketching, this role probably isn’t for you. If you’re the kind of designer who drives clarity through design — this is for you.

⚠️ A portfolio is required to be considered for this role.

What You’ll Do

Design and ship Labs features end-to-end — from early concept through implementation and iteration

Own the design craft in your area: strong visual quality, sharp interaction thinking, edge cases fully considered

Set a high bar for visual design — hierarchy, information density, and polish that earns trust with the people who use it.

Prototype rapidly using whatever gets the idea across fastest — Figma, code, AI tools, or all three

Collaborate tightly with Engineering from exploration through to production — not just handoff

Use AI tools as a genuine accelerant in your workflow:
Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, v0, or similar

Work with Product Managers and Engineering to define problems, not just receive them

Execute user research and talk with our users to bring practitioner and patients insights into your design decisions

Contribute to product strategy and connect design decisions to business outcomes

What You Bring

5+ years of product design experience and a portfolio of real, shipped work

Strong design opinions held loosely — you’re open to being wrong and like being challenged

You can move fluidly between high-level strategy and pixel-perfect execution

You’re actively experimenting with AI tools — you can name them, describe your use cases, and show the output

Genuinely care about the user experience — not just how something looks, but how fast it loads, how reliably it works, and how it feels across devices

You think about latency and responsiveness the same way you think about design

You’re comfortable with (and genuinely curious about) code — you don’t need to write it, but you engage with it