At Mollie, we’re on a mission to make payments and money management effortless for every business in Europe.
We started 20 years ago when we launched a more direct, affordable way for companies to get paid. That provided an alternative to the frustrating, overpriced solutions that banks offered at the time.

Today, we serve more than 250,000 businesses across Europe with an all-in-one solution that simplifies payments and money management. And we’re a 850-strong team of product, finance, support, commerce, and engineering specialists working across Europe – from Lisbon to London.

Your opportunity

We are looking for a Junior UI/UX Designer. You will support and lead design for our marketing website mollie.com. Together with Product Managers and Marketers you will help tell Mollie’s story, what we are building and how this helps our merchants.

What you’ll be doing

• You will drive a vision and execution of how we visually storytell for mollie.com.

• Create and iterate on landing pages and the website

• Together with other designers and copywriters work on marketing concepts & branding initiatives

• Be entrepreneurial and role model to push the status quo at Mollie

• Mollie.com is built in Framer, experience with it is a pre but not mandatory.

Some goals you can help us achieve

• Make money management effortless for SME businesses

• To deliver great and beautiful designs that care about the details.

• Make our future tangible and easy for everyone to believe in.

What you’ll bring

Your application is your pitch. Pitch how you have the right expertise & drive to make this happen. And we will pitch Mollie to you - and the value we can add to your career. Having said that, there are few dimensions we consider relevant and we will discuss during the process:

• Design Strategy & experimentation
  You create simple solutions for complex problems. You create prototypes to experiment with creative solutions. Your decisions are informed by customer insights, data and a strong design vision.

• Interaction and Visual Design
  You are confident when facing complicated interaction problems, and you have a strong eye for aesthetics. You know the difference between great design and good design is in the details.

• Visual storytelling
  You know how to tell a story in a clear, visual way that inspires people in- and outside of Mollie.

• Communication & Collaboration
  You understand that great design doesn’t happen in a vacuum. You involve your stakeholders early and often.

• Ownership
  You take initiative, and are not waiting for others to make things happen. You constantly advocate and challenge decisions. You keep track of your own time, manage and prioritize your daily work.