Mixed Reality UX Designer

Mixed Reality UX designers: We’re working on an innovative medical VR project on Meta Quest 3, and I’m looking for a freelance UX designer who specializes in Mixed Reality and healthcare-focused experiences. You’ll help us design intuitive spatial interfaces where clinicians and patients interact with 3D content and data in a safe, focused and emotionally sensitive way. The goal is not just to look impressive in VR, but to genuinely improve medical training, therapy and patient outcomes through clear, low-friction user journeys. What you’ll do Design end‑to‑end user flows and interactions for Quest 3 MR/VR experiences (from onboarding to in‑scenario guidance and feedback). Create wireframes, interaction specs and prototypes that respect headset constraints, hand tracking, and spatial UX best practices. Balance immersion with safety and comfort for medical users (e.g., reduce cognitive load, avoid visual clutter, support clear decision-making in high‑stakes scenarios). Collaborate closely with our Unity devs, 3D team, and medical experts to iterate quickly on real devices. Ideal profile Strong portfolio with at least 2–3 XR/MR/VR case studies (bonus if any are in healthcare, training, or therapy). Deep understanding of spatial UX on Quest (hand tracking, controllers, passthrough/MR, scene understanding, comfort guidelines). Solid UX fundamentals: research, information architecture, prototyping, and usability testing in immersive environments. Nice to have: experience with medical simulations, mental health, or patient‑centered applications (e.g., pain management, anxiety, rehab, cognitive training). Engagement Freelance / part-time Remote, with some overlap in IST for collaboration Starting as a project engagement with potential to extend If this sounds like you (or someone you know), please DM me with: Your portfolio link highlighting any VR/MR or healthcare-related work A short note on your role in those projects Your typical hourly/day rate and availability Feel free to like, share, or tag designers who might be a great fit for this.