Senior Product Designer - Feegow
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About the role
Docplanner is hiring a Senior Product Designer for Feegow, focused on software modernization and digital healthcare products. The role covers user research, ideation, interface design, prototyping, testing, iteration, product optimization, and long-term product strategy in collaboration with Product Managers and developers. It is remote-friendly in Brazil, with locations listed in Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba, and São Paulo. A portfolio and proven digital product experience are required.
Key requirements
- • Required skills: Creating interfaces and digital products, User research, UX/UI design, Prototyping, User testing, Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, or similar design tools, Communication and multidisciplinary collaboration, Creative problem-solving, Understanding of web and mobile development principles, Design culture, Flow evaluation and bottleneck identification, Portfolio demonstrating product design skills
Opportunity details
- • Workplace: Remote, Hybrid
- • Posted: Sep 24, 2026
- • Original advert language: English
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Employer’s role description
Job title: Senior Product Designer - Feegow (100% remote friendly in Brazil)
Location: Rio de Janeiro; Brazil; Curitiba; São Paulo
Department: Feegow
Employment type: FullTime
Workplace type: Remote
Remote work indicated; applicant-country eligibility must be established from the employer description.
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