What does it mean to be a Communication Designer at Humbleteam?

As a Communication Designer at Humbleteam you’ll spend your days working on our various internal and marketing-related projects.

Your responsibilities:

• Work with our wonderful marketing team to create beautiful and informative case studies like NASA that make clients excited at the thought of working with us;
• Design beautiful assets for our fancy social media posts and juicy bi-weekly newsletter;
• Create visual concepts for special projects in line with what we loosely refer to as the Humbleteam Brand Identity™️.

Need to have:

• 2+ years of relevant experience;
• Skillz in After Effects;
• Advanced spoken English and ability to communicate ideas clearly;
• You design in Figma. Because, frankly, why would anyone use anything else?

Nice to have:

• Knowing your way around Cinema 4D is a definite plus.

The Humbleteam Internship Program

An internship at Humbleteam is an intensive program created for young designers who have mastered the basics but are hungry for real world experience.

You’ll work full-time for two months with three mentors who guide you through Humbleteam’s product design process, preparing you to tackle all kinds of projects.

Month 1: You go through basic training and design theory.

Month 2: You work full-time on real projects alongside senior designers. You attend client meetings, solve product problems, and present your work.

The internship is paid, and when it ends we may make you an offer to join Humbleteam.

About you:

• You’re new at this, but you’re not a complete beginner — you already have a portfolio of works
• You’re really into digital product design, but you lack real-world experience with people who can help you grow and get to the next level
• Your English is good — B2 or higher

A few words about Humbleteam

We’re a humble digital product design agency that’s helped clients on three continents launch 100+ products in the last three years. We’re 35 people in 18 cities, and we always offer to water our neighbors’ plants when they go on holiday.

What does it mean to be Senior Product Designer at Humbleteam?

Your responsibilities:

• Create mobile/web designs;
• UX design;
• Create visual concepts;
• Conduct research and test ideas;
• Present final designs to the client.

Must-haves for this position:

• 3+ years relevant experience, in-house or at an agency;
• Skills in interface design (UX);
• Experience with visual concepts (UI);
• Attention to detail;
• Responsible, team-oriented and proactive attitude. You’re great support to both senior and junior team members;
• Advanced spoken English and ability to communicate ideas clearly;
• You design in Figma. Because, frankly, why would anyone use anything else?

What we offer:

• Overdelivery bonus;
• Paid overtime;
• Coworking donation;
• Design classes sponsored by Humbleteam;
• 20 days paid vacation;
• 20 days of medical leave;
• 3 paid sick leave days.

About Humbleteam

We’re just a humble product design agency that’s helped clients launch over 100 digital products in the last three years.

We focus on startups, but we’ve also worked with lots of established brands. And we’re a distributed company, with 35 designers and support staff in 18 cities, and clients in Europe, U.S. and Asia.

But you probably knew that.

What does it mean to be a Design Lead at Humbleteam?

Your responsibilities:

• Create mobile/web designs;
• UX design;
• Create visual concepts;
• Lead a small-to-medium project by yourself;
• Conduct research and test ideas;
• Present final designs to the client.

Must-haves for this position:

• 3+ years relevant experience, in-house or at an agency;
• Skilled in interface design (UX);
• Experienced with visual concepts (UI);
• Attention to detail;
• Responsible, team-oriented and proactive attitude. You’re great support to both senior and junior team members;
• Leadership skills. You’re quite capable of leading a small-to-medium project by yourself. You lead the people on your team. But you lead by example, not by giving orders;
• Advanced spoken English and ability to communicate ideas clearly;
• You design in Figma. Because, frankly, why would anyone use anything else?

What we offer:

• Overdelivery bonus;
• Paid overtime;
• Coworking donation;
• Design classes sponsored by Humbleteam;
• 20 days off yearly;
• 20 days of medical leave;
• 3 paid sick leave days.

About Humbleteam

We’re just a humble product design agency that’s helped clients launch over 100 digital products in the last three years.

We focus on startups, but we’ve also worked with lots of established brands. And we’re a distributed company, with 35 designers and support staff in 18 cities, and clients in Europe, U.S. and Asia.

But you probably knew that.

About the job

As a User Experience Researcher at Humbleteam you’ll spend your days working with our fine designers in a never-ending effort to make our products better and better. And better.

Your responsibilities:

• You’ll analyze the UX of the products we’re working on, and form product hypotheses at the outset of a project;
• You’ll conduct user research to discover how real life users interact with a product, and to find UX problems that the rest of us have somehow managed to overlook;
• You’ll process and analyze your findings, and present them to the rest of us. Sometimes you even put a little joke in there to make us laugh;
• You’ll work with the rest of us, coming up with concrete ways to improve the products we’re creating.

Must-haves for this position:

• You know all about different UX research methods, qualitative, quantitative and mixed UX research methodologies, across all platforms (Desktop, Mobile Web and Apps) and phases of the product life-cycle;
• You can analyze a target audience and create personas;
• You want to know how people think. You’re fascinated by every aspect of how humans interact with interfaces, from psychology to design;
• You have excellent spoken English (B2 or higher).

What we offer:

• Overdelivery bonus;
• Paid overtime;
• Coworking donation;
• Design classes sponsored by Humbleteam;
• 20 days off yearly;
• 20 days of medical leave;
• 3 paid sick leave days.

About Humbleteam

We focus on startups, but we’ve also worked with lots of established brands. And we’re a distributed company, with 35 designers and support staff in 18 cities, and clients in Europe, U.S. and Asia.

But you probably knew that.

What does it mean to be a Creative Director at Humbleteam?

• You’ve seen things. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. C-beams glittering in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate;
• You see the big picture. You have an uncanny ability to grasp the problems our clients are trying to solve, and how to use design to solve them;
• You lead projects. You can lead any project Humbleteram takes on, big or small. That’s it. That’s the bullet point;
• You lead people. At this point in your career, your job is less about doing, and more about leading and inspiring the people on your team to do the best work of their careers;
• You’re Humble. And by that we mean that you embody the Humbleteam spirit and way of working (And you also don’t talk about yourself in the third person or refer to yourself as “The Rockstar.”);
• Your English is good. Humbleteam works for clients from all over the world, and our people come from everywhere. So English is our official language.

What we offer:

• Overdelivery bonus;
• Paid overtime;
• Coworking donation;
• Design classes sponsored by Humbleteam;
• 20 days off yearly;
• 20 days of medical leave;
• 3 paid sick leave days.

About Humbleteam

We’re just a humble product design agency that’s helped clients launch over 100 digital products in the last three years.

We focus on startups, but we’ve also worked with lots of established brands. And we’re a distributed company, with 35 designers and support staff in 18 cities, and clients in Europe, U.S. and Asia.

But you probably knew that.