Brand Designer (Web)

About the role

Join WorkOS as a Brand Designer and help elevate our brand presence online. Collaborate with designers, developers, and marketers to create beautiful and performant web experiences. Contribute to the evolution and implementation of our UI design system, and support broader brand and marketing initiatives. Enjoy a range of benefits, including health insurance, retirement savings, paid vacation, and stipends for fitness and mental well-being. Key missions: Collaborer avec d'autres designers et le directeur créatif pour créer des expériences web évolutives, belles et performantes.. Contribuer à l'évolution et à la mise en œuvre d'un système de design UI évolutif qui garantit la cohérence et la qualité.. Collaborer avec des designers, des développeurs et des marketeurs pour concevoir et maintenir le site web de WorkOS et les surfaces de marketing numérique. Profile: - Skill in visually communicating complex technical or product concepts in a clear, user-friendly way - Deep understanding of responsive design, accessibility, UX best practices, and modern web patterns - Proficiency in Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, AI tools, and other digital design platforms - Excellent communication and time management skills in a fast-paced, remote-first environment - Experience collaborating with developers and working within front-end frameworks or handoff processes (HTML/CSS understanding a plus) - Familiarity with motion design, interaction, and web animation patterns - Strong balance of creativity and usability, producing designs that are both visually refined and functionally effective - Ability to design for a clean, minimal, yet technical style that aligns with the WorkOS brand aesthetic - 3–5+ years of experience designing for the web, with a portfolio of high-quality website and digital projects - Experience working at companies with technically complex products, SaaS platforms, or developer tools - Practical experience with front-end development (HTML/CSS) to apply directly in web design work - Exposure to A/B testing, analytics, or data-informed design iteration