Description

We atDatawrapperwant to help everyone create better charts, maps, and tables. this, we offer a that indiv data visualization tooliduals and organizations all over the world rely on to quickly and easily create beautiful visualizations for their online and print publications.

Creating data visualizations can be challenging, and creating beautiful ones, even more so. In order to support our users and make their task as easy as possible, we continuously work on the user interface of our tool, which is why:

We’re looking for a UI/UX Designer to join our team, for 4–5 days a week.

You’ll join me, David , on the design team. We work together with the developers to answer questions like: How do users encounter the product and the brand? Which features will be implemented? How should they work, look, and feel You can expect your role to include:?

  • User interface design.
  • Design system
  • User experience research.
  • Branding
  • All things design

That means you’ll also be thinking about:

  • Data visualization.
  • Interdisciplinary teamwork.
  • Web development.

You’ll be a great fit if you’re comfortable with:

  • Designinginterfaces for complex applications
  • Documentation and communication
  • Standards
  • Multitasking
  • Bonus: We’re curious to hear which of your additional skills could be helpful for the role
  • Are you a designer by day, a developer by night?
  • Are you creating artworks, illustrations, animations, or movies?
  • Do you speak English and German? (Datawrapper’s working language is English, but knowing German would be a plus.)

  • A competitive salary between 45,000 and 60,000€ per year , as well as 30 days o vacationf (24 days for a four-day week).
  • A 2000 euro yearly education budget to visit conferences, get training, or buy books and online seminars that make you smarter (1600 euros for a four-day week).
  • A laptop of your choice and a big external monitor.
  • Unlimited coffee
  • Super-nice, talented coworkers .

In addition, you’ll learn to work with data and how to create good visualizations. You’ll also get many insights into the world of product development and explore the life at, and culture of, a friendly young software company.