Humana

Principal Service Designer

Humana

full-time

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Origin:  • 🇺🇸 United States • Kentucky

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Salary

💰 $150,000 - $206,300 per year

Job Level

Lead

About the role

  • Lead complex, cross-functional design initiatives spanning the entire service ecosystem across insurance, digital, operations, clinical, and support teams to orchestrate member-desirable, feasible, and sustainable experiences
  • Define and drive service design strategy across enterprise initiatives, connecting member needs to operational capabilities
  • Create service blueprints, journey maps, and ecosystem models that bridge frontstage and backstage experiences, end-to-end
  • Facilitate alignment across teams and business partners to deliver coherent, multi-touchpoint services
  • Mentor designers, evolve service design methods, and contribute to Humana’s design culture
  • Define success metrics and lead post-launch evaluations to ensure services deliver measurable value
  • Collaborate with process and operational teams to ensure services are deliverable, scalable, and grounded in real-world constraints
  • Use compelling narratives and visual frameworks to build empathy, drive decisions, and influence senior stakeholders
  • Travel: occasional travel to Humana's offices may be required.

Requirements

  • 12+ years of experience in service design or systems-oriented experience design
  • Deep fluency in service design methods: blueprinting, journey mapping, prototyping, facilitation, and storytelling
  • Experience designing services that span digital tools and offline delivery (e.g., human interactions, physical spaces)
  • Proven ability to lead through ambiguity and drive clarity in complex systems
  • Strong collaboration and stakeholder engagement skills across business functions
  • Experience with Agile product teams and cross-functional delivery
  • Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Design, HCD, or a related field
  • Portfolio demonstrating strategic service design leadership and measurable impact