UX Designer - Health Lifestyle App

About the role

The Health Promotion Board (HPB) is seeking a UX Designer to support the design of clear, usable and accessible digital products and services for its Health Lifestyle App. You will work as part of a cross-functional team within the Health Lifestyle App and Platform product team, helping Singaporeans adopt healthier lifestyles. The role suits someone with a solid foundation in user-centred design who works collaboratively and applies established design practices.

Key responsibilities

• Support the end-to-end design process, from understanding user problems to designing, testing and refining solutions.
• Take part in user research such as interviews, usability testing, surveys and observation, with guidance from more experienced team members.
• Help turn research findings into user journeys, flows, wireframes and interface designs.
• Create and iterate on design concepts and prototypes using tools such as Figma.
• Apply design systems, patterns and accessibility guidance consistently.
• Work with Product, Engineering, Business Analysis and others to understand requirements, constraints and user needs.
• Take part in design critiques, team discussions and workshops, and prepare design documentation for handover to engineering teams.
• Maintain shared design files and research materials, and keep improving your craft through peer learning.

Required profile

• A foundation in user-centred design, interaction design, UX research or a related discipline.
• Experience creating user flows, wireframes, prototypes or interface designs through professional work, internships, apprenticeships or relevant projects.
• Able to explain your design thinking and the reasoning behind your work.
• Curious about users, open to feedback and comfortable collaborating across disciplines.
• Organised, able to manage tasks with support, and interested in growing in complexity.

Required skills

• Familiarity with design and prototyping tools such as Figma.
• Ability to apply design systems, patterns and accessibility guidance.