Women with PCOS (Volunteer)

September 1, 2026

Your experience could help shape the future of women’s health. 💜 What if the next generation of women’s health technology was actually built with women who live it every day? At LYNA, we’re building an AI-powered women’s health platform designed to connect nutrition, hormones, symptoms, and everyday health in a way that feels genuinely personal. We’re looking for women with lived experience of hormonal or reproductive health conditions — including PCOS, endometriosis, infertility, perimenopause, RED-S, irregular cycles, or other hormonal health challenges — to join us as volunteer contributors. You don’t need to be a healthcare professional. Your lived experience is the expertise we’re looking for. About the opportunity This is a 3-month unpaid volunteer opportunity for women who want to help shape a product designed around the realities of women’s health. You’ll work closely with the LYNA team and help us understand what women actually need — what existing apps get wrong, what information is missing, what feels frustrating, and what would genuinely make managing hormonal health easier. Your perspective could directly influence the product we build. What you’ll do * Share your experiences and perspectives around managing hormonal health* Give feedback on LYNA’s product, features, content, and user experience* Help us understand the real challenges women face day-to-day* Participate in occasional user research, feedback sessions, or discussions* Review ideas and concepts from a real user perspective* Help us make LYNA more relatable, inclusive, and genuinely useful* Share what you wish you had known when you were first navigating your health You won’t be expected to provide medical advice or represent every woman with your condition. We simply want your honest perspective. Who we’re looking for You might be a great fit if you: * Have personal experience with a hormonal or reproductive health condition* Are passionate about improving women’s healthcare* Want to help build something that could benefit millions of women* Enjoy sharing ideas, giving feedback, and challenging assumptions* Are curious about AI, FemTech, healthtech, or startups* Can commit a few flexible hours per month over 3 months* Want to have a genuine voice in what we build You do not need a medical background, technical skills, or previous startup experience. Why join LYNA? Because you could help build something that you wish had existed when you needed it. You’ll get: * A direct voice in the development of an emerging FemTech platform* Regular interaction with the founding team* The opportunity to see your feedback translated into real product decisions* Experience inside an early-stage AI healthtech startup* A chance to connect with other women passionate about improving healthcare* A LinkedIn recommendation and reference upon successful completion* Flexible, fully remote participation* The opportunity to potentially continue contributing as LYNA grows We’re building this differently. Women have spent years being told that certain symptoms are “normal,” being given generic advice, or having to piece together information from dozens of different sources. *We think women deserve better.* LYNA is being built to listen, learn, and personalize — and we believe the women who have lived through these experiences should have a seat at the table. <ul><li>If you’ve ever thought, “I wish there was an app that actually understood what I’m going through,” this could be your opportunity to help build it.</li></ul> 3 months · Unpaid · Fully remote · Flexible If you want your experience to help shape the future of women’s health, we’d love to hear from you. Apply through LinkedIn or reach out directly.

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