We believe that a strong design culture is key to the success of our company. After launching and growing across multiple healthcare verticals, we've learned what the market needs and built most of the foundational blocks. Now is the time to take our platform further — designing a product that works seamlessly across different verticals and customer types, while finding the shared foundations that scale. A core part of our design philosophy is simplicity of use: we build for adoption, minimizing the need for training or explanation, so that both healthcare professionals and patients can hit the ground running.
We're looking for a Product Design Lead who will be the most senior design voice in the company. You'll own the team's output, lead by example, and raise the quality of everything that ships. You care deeply about design-led simplification - not just getting features out the door, but making the product genuinely better for the people who use it every day.
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Falls. Chronic pain. Neurological conditions. Heart health. Even cancer. Mobility-related health challenges impact 1 in 4 people. Gait (the way that we move) is one of the strongest indicators of these conditions, yet it is rarely measured in routine care.
OneStep makes real-world gait analysis easy, accessible, and scalable - using just a smartphone. By turning movement into a measurable health signal, we help solve some of healthcare’s biggest problems and improve quality of life for millions.
How it works:
1. Patient just walks with the smartphone in their pocket (actively measured or passively monitored, in real life).
2. Receive objective, clinically validated insights in seconds.
3. Intervene proactively, from anywhere.
FDA listed, HIPAA compliant, ISO 27001, ISO 13485.
Over 35B steps analyzed, over 200,000 patients treated, deployed across US, Canada, Israel and Australia with meaningful outcomes:
- $2,797 savings per patient
- 41% higher engagement
- 25% fewer falls
- 42% faster recovery from MSK surgeries
- 6.5 monthly hours saved per clinician