Own and evolve Oura’s product visual language for illustration, photography, and iconography; defining principles, guardrails, and a quality bar that scales across the app.
Set photography direction and curation standards for product surfaces: subject matter, composition, lighting, tone, and sourcing, ensuring imagery feels human, contemporary, and trustworthy.
Build and steward illustration systems (style rules, usage guidance, levels of abstraction, emotional tone, and governance) that stay cohesive as products and narratives evolve.
Partner closely with Product Design and Design Systems to ensure icons and illustrative assets support clarity, accessibility, and conceptual correctness in UI.
Be the voice of quality. You have a strong, well-developed point of view on what makes great visual work. You articulate it clearly, defend it when necessary, and bring others along. In critiques, you give feedback that is both rigorous and actionable, pointing toward better solutions, not just away from bad ones.
Think in systems. You see how individual screens, moments, and assets connect across the product, and you help ensure coherence at scale across states, flows, and platforms without letting system thinking crowd out the soul of the experience.
Hold a curatorial eye across the whole product. You bring discernment to how imagery, motion, and storytelling show up in the app. You know when something is “Oura” and when it isn’t, and you help the team develop that same sensibility.
Develop clear creative briefs, references, and review rituals that help internal teams and external partners deliver consistent work with minimal iteration.
Operate with a freelance-first mindset: source, onboard, direct, and manage external talent; maintain organized handoffs; and keep quality high.
Knit together the work. You build relationships proactively across design disciplines, product, engineering, brand, and marketing, surfacing connections between workstreams that others miss so the whole adds up to something elevated, not just a sum of its parts.
Elevate the team through showing, not just telling. You lead by example your work sets the standard, your process is visible and legible to others, and you invest in the people around you through thoughtful critique and informal mentorship.
Advocate for human-made craft and responsible sourcing across illustration and photography, balancing speed with enduring quality.
Explore the frontier. You actively explore how AI and agentic tools can accelerate and enrich the creative process: prototyping new workflows, testing emerging tools, and helping the team work in ways that weren’t possible before.