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Heidi Health is a clinical AI company transforming healthcare by automating administrative tasks for clinicians. In 18 months, their AI Care Partner has processed 73 million patient visits and now supports 2.5 million patient sessions weekly across 190+ countries. The company's mission is to double global healthcare capacity while strengthening the human connection in medicine.
As a Digital Designer, you'll own end-to-end creative production for paid social campaigns, primarily on Meta platforms. This is a high-velocity, hands-on role reporting to the Senior Creative Strategist.
Key responsibilities include: designing static and carousel ads from briefs through to platform-ready assets; creating meaningful creative diversity using Meta's Andromeda system (moving beyond minor tweaks to genuinely distinct executions); transforming raw assets (creator content, screenshots, product UI, clinical photography) into thumb-stopping creative; collaborating with performance marketers to understand real-world results and iterate based on data; pitching ideas and challenging briefs; maintaining organized systems (templates, components, Figma files) to reduce repetitive work; and localizing creative across 10+ markets, adjusting layout, copy treatment, and imagery to perform in different regions.
You'll have direct visibility into campaign performance and the freedom to experiment and test ideas quickly. The role emphasizes both craft excellence and performance accountability—you'll see exactly which designs drive attention and action, then apply those learnings to the next round.
Required: 3–5 years of design experience (in-house, agency, or freelance) with a portfolio demonstrating range, strong craft, and attention-grabbing creative. You need strong design fundamentals (type, layout, hierarchy, color, grid), fluency in Figma, deep understanding of Meta's creative delivery evolution and Andromeda, a performance-minded mindset, and instinctive platform literacy. You should spend time in social feeds and understand the difference between native social creative and content simply placed there.
