- Location
- Remote job
- Workplace
- Hybrid, Remote
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Design
- Seniority
- Senior
- Source
- Recruitee
Description
A patient relearning to speak after a stroke opens myReha every morning. The care you put into every screen becomes part of their recovery.
nyra health builds the digital tools that make neurological rehabilitation work outside clinic walls: myReha, the patient therapy app, and nyra insights, the clinician platform. 100+ clinics, 100K+ patients across DACH. 3× MRR growth target for 2026. €20M Series A. Team of 50+. Ownership, excellence and patients first — that’s how we drive progress together. Working closely with our Product Design Lead, who owns UX strategy, research and flows, you'll be the dedicated UI specialist in our design team: the person who shapes how every screen of myReha and nyra insights looks, feels and ships across iOS, Android and web. You'll build on our existing Figma component library and collaborate with our Brand Designer, frontend engineers and founders.
Location: Vienna, Austria or Germany preferred with regular Vienna office visits.
If that resonates with you, we'd love to hear from you.
What you'll work on
UI craft: bring pixel-level polish to every screen, state and platform of myReha and nyra insights. Clear, calm interfaces make a real difference to patients working through their therapy every day.
Production-ready UI: turn flows and product direction into polished, buildable screens. Layout, typography, color, iconography, motion and every edge state (empty, loading, error, success).
Working in the system: design with our existing component library and tokens in Figma, and have a real say in how it evolves: where a component needs to change or a new pattern earns its place.
Design-to-code parity: work as a peer with frontend engineers. You follow your designs all the way into production and make sure what ships matches what you designed.
Accessibility: WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA in every screen from day one. Our patients include people with neurological conditions and motor impairments. For us, accessibility is part of good craft.