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Citizen Health

Product Design Engineer

New York City$155k–$215kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Citizen seeks a Product Design Engineer to bridge design and engineering at their real-time safety platform. You'll identify opportunities, prototype experiences, and help shape the future of AI-powered safety products—working across alerts, live video, maps, and new features that millions rely on daily.

What you'll do

  • Identify user opportunities and design product experiences from concept through execution
  • Build functional prototypes and explore multiple product directions through rapid experimentation
  • Develop core experiences including alerts, live video, maps, and AI-powered safety features
  • Define design systems, workflows, and behaviors alongside visual interfaces
  • Partner with product, engineering, data, and leadership teams to ship solutions
  • Leverage AI tools to accelerate exploration, research, and product development

What they're looking for

  • Product design with hands-on building capability
  • Visual and interaction design
  • Prototyping and front-end development
  • Product strategy and user empathy
  • AI and emerging technology familiarity
  • Systems and workflow thinking
  • Clear written communication
  • Cross-functional collaboration
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Citizen Health

Citizen Health operates a real-time safety platform powered by AI that delivers alerts, live video, and mapping features to millions of users. The company is hiring Product Design Engineers and other roles to bridge design and engineering in developing innovative safety products.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a product you built from 0→1. How did you identify the opportunity, and what would you do differently?
  • Tell us about a time you stepped into ambiguity without a clear roadmap. How did you create clarity, and what did you build as a result?