Principal UX Designer – Clinical AI Experiences at Oracle
San Juan, PR
$102,300–$209,500from the description
Jul 23, 2026
San Juan, PR
Jul 24, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
A senior individual-contributor design role focused on clinical AI workflows within a large healthcare software platform. The work centers on rethinking how clinicians interact with enterprise health tools — designing interaction models that incorporate intelligent automation, decision support, and ambient documentation while keeping human judgment intact. The ideal candidate brings deep experience with complex enterprise or healthcare software and a strong grasp of human-AI interaction principles.
Senior level · Full-time
Advertised as Principal, but the requirements read as Senior.
Posted 9 times — it's one opening, so apply once.
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Why we read it this way (7)
The posting is 'Flexible within the United States' with no specific metro listed; no CBSA can be assigned.
Career Level IC4 at Oracle typically corresponds to a Principal individual contributor, consistent with the title — however, the actual scope (leading through influence across multiple teams, no direct reports, hands-on craft) maps to a Senior-level band on a standard career ladder rather than a true Principal/org-wide authority role.
No specific design tools (e.g. Figma, Sketch) are named anywhere in the posting, so none are captured as skills.
SOC 15-1255 (Web and Digital Interface Designers) is the closest match for a UX/interaction design IC role; 15-1299 is noted as an alternative since this is a specialized enterprise/healthcare UX role that doesn't map cleanly to any single BLS code.
The 'Required Qualifications' section uses no firm years-of-experience language and names no specific tools — only design disciplines and capabilities — so skills are extracted at the discipline level rather than as named technologies.
Preferred qualifications (EHR design, clinical workflows, AI-enabled products, human-AI interaction, user research) are listed under a clearly secondary 'Preferred Qualifications' heading.
Ignored 7 non-technology phrase(s) as skills (responsibilities/concepts, not named tools): UX design, interaction design, information architecture, EHR design, clinical workflow design, AI-enabled product design, human-AI interaction design.
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