Part-time | Remote (CET +/- 2 time zone) | www.thingtesting.com

About Thingtesting

Thingtesting is a place to research and review internet-born brands.

On the heels of the direct-to-consumer revolution, there has been, and continues to be, an incredible proliferation of new consumer brands online — but, coupled with the prevalence of paid, fake, and cherry-picked reviews, it’s become downright impossible for consumers to know who and what to trust when considering products for purchase. Our mission is to help people shop better.

We are a venture-backed early-stage startup and closed our seed round of financing led by Forerunner Ventures (you can read the investment memo here). We have been fortunate to receive recognition for our hard work along the way from the likes of TechCrunch, Vogue Business, and Modern Retail. In addition, Thingtesting was featured in a Harvard Business School case study, and our CEO, Jenny Gyllander, was included in Forbes 30 Under 30 list.

The Role

Are you a student looking to apply your design skills to develop engaging visual content and contribute to product design in a high-growth startup?

What you'll do:

• Work closely with our Product Design and Growth teams tackling tasks such as:
  • Creating a system of flexible graphics for use in emails, articles and social media.
  • Supporting Product Design with elements such as icons and illustrations.
• Over time, take on larger projects such as landing pages and work with the product team to identify, explore and implement product improvements.
• Have insights and ideas that none of us have thought of before, and most importantly have fun!

Your skills:

• Currently enrolled, or recently graduated from a design, or design-related degree.
• A high-quality portfolio that demonstrates:
  • Ability to work in multiple visual styles and the ability to align your work to a client’s brand
  • A high level of care and thought as well as an understanding of design principles for web
• Experience with design tools (Figma, vector illustration tools).
• Strong communication skills, both verbal and visual, and a good level of English.