Creative Designer

About Entermotion Entermotion builds software that real people depend on every day to do their jobs.

Our flagship product, Atlas EMR, is a Direct Primary Care platform that clinics use to run their practice end to end: scheduling, messaging, clinical notes, billing and patient-facing mobile apps.

We also build across education platforms and interactive entertainment, so the surface area is wide and the problems are varied.

About the Role We're looking for a designer who genuinely loves the craft, not just someone who knows their way around Figma.

We're talking about someone who understands why things look good.

Who has an instinct for type, space, proportion, and visual hierarchy that goes deeper than picking from a component library.

You have old-school design sensibility: the kind built on understanding grid, contrast, and composition from the ground up, and you apply it to the web without losing any of it.

You know that good digital design isn't a different discipline.

It's the same discipline on a different surface.

What You'll Do Design web product screens and interfaces that are both functional and visually strong Work from brand guides and make smart decisions within them Own your work from concept through dev-ready handoff Bring genuine creative thinking to briefs, not just execution Move between projects and adapt your eye to each contex What We're Looking For A portfolio is essential — without one, we won't be able to move forward.

Show us work with visual intelligence: layouts that breathe, type set with intention, hierarchy that actually guides the eye.

Web projects you're proud of — we need to see you can design for screens, not just print A designer who learned the fundamentals before they learned the shortcuts Enough technical awareness to collaborate closely with developers and make handoff clean Self-directed — you can take a brief and run with it The tools matter less than the eye.

If your portfolio shows us you can really design, we'll figure out the rest.

Craft That Sets You Apart You can talk about your decisions: why this typeface, why this grid, why this spacing Whether you studied design history or learned by obsessing over the right things, it shows in the work.