About Phoebe
Phoebe is modernizing America's home healthcare infrastructure. This is the coordination layer for one of the largest labor markets in the country.
What you'll do
Own the user experience across our core operations product and upcoming mobile talent agent
Create software that feels great to use
Work in fast, iterative cycles
Talk to customers, run UX audits, and turn feedback into shipped improvements
Translate our core principles into product:
Cycle time is key. You ship quickly and iterate
Quality matters. Your work stands on its own
Who you are
You have 2+ years of experience in product design
You've designed production software that real people use
You have strong aesthetic instincts and can articulate what makes design good or bad
You notice UX everywhere - good and bad - in your daily life
You have a portfolio you're proud of
The tools
Figma for design
Cursor or similar AI tooling for prototyping
What we offer
High-leverage work defining the design language of a fast-growing company
Competitive salary with above-market equity
Small team where your work ships to customers immediately
In-person in NYC (Chinatown / LES)
Multiple second-time founders to learn from - Justin (CEO) sold Bayes (YC S19) to Airtable. Dave built and sold Kamana, an app for travel nurses.
Skills Required
- 2+ years of experience in product design
- Experience designing production software
- Strong aesthetic instincts
- Portfolio showcasing design work
What We Do
What is Phoebe? Phoebe builds AI teammates for home health: the coordination layer for one of the largest labor markets in the country. Phoebe is an AI scheduling assistant that works alongside homecare agencies' existing EHR to help schedulers confirm and fill open shifts. The U.S. medical staffing market is $25B+ and growing, with strong demographic tailwinds as America ages. AI is changing how staffing works, and we’re building to lead that transition. As more agencies and caregivers use Phoebe, the platform gets more valuable.
Why Work With Us
We're growing fast and recently raised $9.5M from Slow Ventures and Quiet. We’re a small team, we move fast, and we’re focused on turning early traction into a durable business. The company is founded by multiple second-time founders to learn from - Justin (CEO) sold Bayes (YC S19) to Airtable. Dave built and sold Kamana, an app for travel nurses.
