UX/UI Designer

At the Vitrolife Group, we work every day to unlock the full potential of science and technology to reduce the barriers towards building a family. Together we help our customers and their patients to fulfill the dream of having a baby.

As a UX/UI Designer at Vitrolife, you will help shape intuitive and effective user experiences for our ecosystem of advanced IVF-related products, combining medical equipment, software, technology, and complex workflows in assisted reproduction.

You will take ownership of UX/UI within a product development project, working closely with Product Management, Product Owners, software developers, and domain experts. At the same time, you will be part of our UX/UI team, sparring with fellow designers and contributing to a consistent user experience across our products.

You will be based in Aarhus, where you will join the dedicated Software Development team of 27 colleagues.

Contact information

We review applications on an ongoing basis and will close the recruitment once we have found the right candidate. We look forward to receiving your application.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Recruiting Manager Maria Soler msoler@vitrolife.com

• 3+ years of professional experience working with UX/UI design for digital products.
• Experience across the UX/UI process going from concepts, user flows, and prototypes to design deliverables ready for implementation.
• Experience with proven UX methods and interaction design and translating insights from users, stakeholders, and domain experts into clear and concrete design decisions.
• Experience working in Figma using design systems, components, and patterns.
• Experience working closely with software development teams and taking designs from concept through implementation.
• A strong portfolio demonstrating your design process, reasoning, user-centered solutions, and attention to detail.
• Good communication and collaboration skills, with professional proficiency in English; Danish is a plus.
• Experience from healthcare, medical devices, life science, or other technology-driven industries is an advantage. Experience designing software that interacts with physical devices, instruments, or hardware is also a plus.
• You are curious about both people and technology and enjoy getting to the bottom of complex problems.
• You are collaborative and comfortable bringing together different perspectives — from Product Management and domain experts to developers and user feedback — to make well-founded design decisions.
• You ask questions and challenge assumptions constructively, while being pragmatic about balancing user needs with technical constraints, regulatory requirements, timelines, and product priorities.
• You take ownership of your work while seeing design as a team effort and actively seeking input and sparring from others.