About Latent

Latent is the enterprise pharmacy intelligence platform, powered by a clinical agentic engine, that enables health systems to grow their pharmacy operations and serve more patients. One engine works across the pharmacy journey to identify patients who qualify for care, improve medication access, capture eligible prescriptions and support patients throughout treatment. Latent’s platform enables more than 60 leading health systems that collectively serve an estimated 70 million people. Founded by Sriram “Sri” Somasundaram and Rishabh Jain, Latent has raised $80 million from Transformation Capital, Spark Capital, Conviction, General Catalyst, Y Combinator, and others.

The Role

We're building the design function at Latent, and we're looking for a Product Designer to shape the next generation of clinical AI products. You'll join a growing design team and own design end to end, from early problem framing through shipped product. You'll work directly with engineering, product, and customers to make complex clinical workflows feel simple.

What You'll Do

Product Design & Ownership

• Own the full design process from discovery through delivery for core product areas
• Make smart tradeoffs between speed and polish to keep shipping without sacrificing craft

Enterprise & Workflow Design

• Design complex, multi-user workflows for clinical and operational teams at large health systems
• Translate dense healthcare processes into clear, intuitive product experiences
• Handle edge cases, permissions, and system states that come with enterprise software

Discovery & Customer Insight

• Work directly with healthcare customers to understand clinical workflows and pain points
• Turn ambiguous problems into clear product direction
• Balance user needs with long-term product vision

Design Foundations

• Establish design standards and processes that grow with the team
• Partner closely with engineering on implementation quality and handoffs

What We're Looking For

• Enterprise experience: You've designed complex workflows, multi-user systems, and operationally dense software, and you know how to make powerful tools feel simple