Hybrid Multi-disciplinary Designer – Visual Comms, UI/UX

at Noora Health

• Job title: Multi-disciplinary Designer – Visual Comms, UI/UX
• Job type: Full Time
• Experience level: Mid level, Senior
• Salary: Not specified
• Degree requirement: No Education Requirement
• Location requirements: Hybrid, Bangalore, India

About the role

• Multi-disciplinary Designer focused on high-quality design outputs for health initiatives. Collaborating across projects to ensure accessible, user-centred design in low-resource environments.

Responsibilities

• Deliver end-to-end design across print and digital for multiple projects, including but not limited to NIAB/ New Country, Noora Academy, and Health Worker Engagement projects.
• Create clear, user-centred visual communication outputs using information design principles for low-resource and low-literacy contexts.
• Design with learning goals and expected outcomes in mind, translating program intent into materials and experiences that support comprehension and action.
• Own UI/UX outputs from flows and wireframes, to prototypes and high-fidelity screens, working closely with product, tech, and program teams.
• Maintain consistency and quality through reusable templates/components, a coherent visual and interaction language, and solid QA (accessibility and production readiness).
• Gather and evaluate user requirements through lightweight research (interviews, field inputs, usability testing); test prototypes and iterate based on feedback.
• Work with internal stakeholders and external partners (health systems, NGOs, and country-based designers) to contextualise materials, gather feedback, and align on decisions.
• Work with external vendors (like developers, printers, etc.) as needed, to translate designs into tangible products and artefacts.

Requirements

• 5–7 years of experience as a generalist designer with strong skills across visual, interaction, and information design.
• Experience designing for health, social impact, or education contexts.
• Ability to translate strategy and program objectives into design artefacts.
• Portfolio demonstrating both visual communication (print + digital) and UI/UX work (flows + screens), not just one side.
• Strong fundamentals in typography, hierarchy, and clarity, with an ability to simplify complex content for real users.
• Ability to switch formats quickly while maintaining quality across multiple projects and stakeholders.
• Ability to understand and map user needs and translate them into intuitive, user-friendly design concepts.
• Strong problem-solving skills: able to work through constraints and deliver effective design solutions.

Benefits

• We value diversity, equity, and inclusion
• A passion for creating user-centred, inclusive designs