Lead Industrial Designer

Johnson & Johnson MedTech is recruiting for a Lead Industrial Designer, located in Santa Clara, CA.

At Johnson & Johnson MedTech, we're changing the trajectory of health for humanity, using robotics to enhance healthcare providers' abilities and improve patients' diagnoses, treatments, and recovery times. Johnson & Johnson Robotics was established in 2020 with the integration of Auris Health, Verb Surgical, C-SATS, and Ethicon. It comprises three key med-tech platforms: Flexible Robotics (MONARCH), Surgical Robotics (OTTAVA), and Digital Solutions. Join our collaborative, rapidly growing teams in the San Francisco Bay Area (Redwood City and Santa Clara), Cincinnati, and Seattle. You'll collaborate on breakthrough medical technologies that unite multiple subject areas to build a connected digital ecosystem that advances medical professionals' skills and improves patient outcomes.

Overview:

You will join the Human Factors & Experience Design (HFXD) team and help shape OTTAVA, Johnson & Johnson's new surgical robotic system.

As a lead Industrial designer, you will be responsible for multiple ID workstreams on OTTAVA as primary individual contributor along with provide mentorship and guidance to designers you are working with to meet business objectives. In close partnership with our design team and team mates from marketing, clinical, human factors and engineering, you will influence projects across robotic hardware, surgical instruments and accessories.

Responsibilities:

• Lead design work in area of assigned responsibility and take ownership for the quality of the work produced

• Directly contribute with hands-on core design development work

• Build compelling visuals and presentations to communicate concepts, user stories and detailed designs

• Partner with HFXD leaders to develop longer-term vision and strategies for design

• Perform as internal expert and advisor on Industrial Design development methodologies and DFM.

• Mentor and coach designers, developing both their craft as well as their ability to be effective contributors in an enterprise setting