Product Designer (UI/UX)
BJAKBJAK is looking for a Product Designer to help shape high-quality, easy-to-use financial experiences. This role is remote but you must be based in Germany, as the team is hiring specifically for that market. If you enjoy turning complex financial flows into clean, trustworthy interfaces and collaborating with product managers and engineers, this could be a fit.
The company started in 2019 with a mobile-first insurance platform that opened up online access to millions in the region, and today it leads the field in Southeast Asia. Now BJAK is expanding into more areas like spending, saving, investing, exchanging and travel, with a mission to help people get more from their money every day. The team includes more than 20 nationalities and works across time zones, with a culture built around real passion for building the next generation of financial tools.
If you want to work for a company that values practical, user-focused design and accountability from idea to launch, BJAK would like to talk with you.
Shaping the user experience across finance products
As a Product Designer, you’ll craft intuitive, fast and trustworthy experiences across BJAK’s range of financial products, including insurance, payments, claims, investments and more. You’ll collaborate closely with product managers and engineers to translate complex financial requirements into flows, wireframes and polished interfaces that feel natural to use. The work is about simplifying complicated processes and maintaining consistency between mobile and web, with an eye toward accessibility and steady, data-informed iteration.
You’ll be asked to think beyond screens and focus on the bigger picture: solving customer problems with clear interactions, while balancing business needs. This role suits someone who enjoys shaping product problems into elegant interfaces and who can defend design decisions with user insight and solid reasoning, not just visuals.
What you’ll bring to BJAK
A minimum of three years designing digital products, with hands-on product design experience.
A portfolio that shows your approach to product thinking alongside strong visual design.
High proficiency using Figma and creating interactive prototypes.
A solid grasp of design systems, reusable UI components and responsive design principles.
A clear understanding of information architecture and how users move through tasks.
Strong visual design skills, including typography, spacing, layout and interaction details.
You can distill complex workflows into straightforward, intuitive experiences.
A portfolio is mandatory.
Your design toolkit and how you’ll work
Figma as the core design tool for creating layouts and components.
FigJam for collaborative brainstorming and early-stage concepting.
Experience building and maintaining design systems that scale across products.
Prototyping that lets stakeholders and engineers interact with ideas before development.
Auto layout techniques to manage responsive designs efficiently.
Managing component libraries so design stays consistent across platforms.
What kind of builder BJAK wants
People who focus on solving customer problems, not just making screens look pretty, will fit well here. They balance business goals with user experience, prize clarity and consistency, and work closely with engineers and product teams. They take ownership from idea through launch and keep improving products using real user insights. This role is about practical impact in a fast-moving startup environment.
This role isn’t for
Designers who focus only on visuals without usability in mind, those who need fully detailed specs before contributing, or people who struggle to explain their design decisions aren’t a good match. If you don’t enjoy working at speed in a startup setting, this role may not be the right fit.
Where you’ll work and the language you’ll use
The role is remote, but you must be based in Germany as the company is hiring for that market. English is the primary language for global collaboration, so strong English communication is required.
What to expect in the interview process
The process includes a portfolio review, a possible practical design task, a role-specific interview and a final interview with the CEO. For strong candidates, the team aims to move from initial contact to an offer within about one week.
Tips to help you stand out
Lead your resume with your three-plus years of digital product design experience and a direct link to your portfolio that highlights projects in financial products or complex workflows.
When you describe your must-have skills, point to case studies that show how you turned requirements into user flows, wireframes and prototypes, and how you used design systems and information architecture to guide decisions.
Prepare to talk through recent design decisions during the portfolio review, including how you addressed accessibility and how you collaborated with engineers to ensure accurate implementation.
Ask a thoughtful question about the design system at BJAK, such as how it’s deployed across mobile and web and what the main first challenge for a new designer on the team would be.