C the Signs is building one of the most consequential consumer health products of our time: an AI-powered platform that helps people understand their cancer risk and take meaningful action, ensuring timely treatment and improved outcomes. We believe the future of cancer care is shaped not just by medicine, but by the products people actually use. As we launch our direct-to-consumer experience, we’re looking for a Design Lead to help us build it.
We’re looking for a Design Lead to take our product from zero to one, and beyond.
This role sits at the intersection of consumer product design, AI, and health. The Design Lead will translate complex, high-stakes information into experiences that feel human, clear, and actionable. It requires exceptional design craft and deep empathy for users who may be navigating uncertainty or receiving difficult health information.
You’ll lead design strategy and execution across our direct-to-consumer platform, ensuring every interaction is intuitive, supportive, and grounded in trust. This is a hands-on, high-impact role, and a rare opportunity to shape a category-defining health product at its earliest stages. You’ll be owning everything from core interaction patterns and emotional tone to developing a scalable design system.

C the Signs is an AI-powered clinical platform that enables the earliest and most accurate detection of cancer across 100+ cancer types.
Founded by NHS doctors Dr Bea Bakshi and Dr Miles Payling, our mission is to make early detection a standard for all, not a privilege for some.
Built within the NHS and integrated with primary care systems, C the Signs combines real-world patient data and advanced AI to predict cancer risk and tumour origin within seconds - empowering clinicians to act earlier and save more lives.
- Detects a patient with cancer every 22 minutes
- Used across 1,500+ GP practices
- Trusted by 10,000+ healthcare professionals
- Proven 99% sensitivity and 99% negative predictive value
- Reducing emergency presentations by over 50%
We exist because time matters. When cancer is found early, there is time - time to choose, time to treat, time to live.