Job description

Are you looking for flexible freelance work on interesting and diverse IT projects? We’re currently looking for a part-time UX/UI Designer (freelance) to support our team in several ongoing and upcoming projects. We develop web and mobile applications and need a creative, self-driven designer who can jump in and help as needed.

The collaboration is planned to start in September/October 2025. We estimate an engagement of a dozen to several dozen hours per month, depending on the number and scope of active projects — up to a half-time workload. You will work remotely, with flexibility in terms of working hours.

Details of the collaboration will be discussed during the first stage of the recruitment process. 😊

Who we’re looking for:

• At least 2+ years of experience in digital product design (UX/UI)

• Strong skills in Figma (components, prototyping, reusability) and FigJam or other whiteboard tools

• Familiarity with Adobe CC tools (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects is a plus)

• Ability to design aesthetically pleasing and functional solutions

• Experience working in agile teams (iterative, sprint-based design)

• Ability to design responsive interfaces (desktop, tablet, mobile)

• Ability to collaborate with PMs, developers, and QA team

• Self-motivation and a proactive attitude (we value your ideas!)

• Experience using AI-powered design tools and workflows (e.g. generative interfaces, content suggestion, user research automation) to enhance and accelerate the UX/UI design process

• Good command of English – at least B2/C1 (spoken & written)

Nice to have:

• Experience in UI animation (After Effects, Lottie, etc.)

• Experience in creating visual identity (logo, brand book)

• Ability to create interactive prototypes and presenting ideas to clients

Please include your expected hourly rate in the application or comment section. We will review all applications carefully and get back to all candidates within a few days with information about the next steps of the recruitment process and/or feedback