UI Designer - AI Neobank App
BJAKBJAK is hiring a UI Designer to help build its AI-powered neobank app. This hybrid role sits in Zürich, Switzerland, and is a great fit for designers who want to shape money-management experiences that feel trustworthy, simple and polished. The company is looking for someone who cares about visual quality and usability, and who can collaborate closely with product managers and engineers to bring ideas to life.
BJAK began in 2019 with a mission to make insurance accessible online, starting with mobile-first approaches and growing into a leading regional platform. Today, the team is expanding to spend, save, invest, exchange, travel and more, with colleagues from over 20 nationalities working across offices and remote locations. If you’re drawn to building next-generation financial apps and redefining what users expect from digital money tools, this could be the right place for you.
If you thrive when your work blends strong visual design with practical usability and you enjoy crossing disciplines to deliver quality software, you’ll likely feel at home here.
Shaping the UI for AI driven financial services
As a UI designer at BJAK, you’ll craft interfaces that feel tactile yet effortless, focusing on mobile-first experiences that make complex financial products approachable. You’ll own the look and feel of BJAK’s AI and financial tools, ensuring every screen communicates clarity and trust. Your collaboration with product managers and engineers will help translate requirements into wireframes, flows, prototypes and high-fidelity visuals that pave the way for pixel-perfect implementation.
Day to day, you’ll help design across the company’s family of financial services, including insurance, payments, claims and investments, while contributing to the evolution of BJAK’s design system so consistency remains a priority across products. You’ll iterate based on user feedback, analytics and usability testing, and you’ll keep accessibility, responsiveness and visual harmony front and center as devices and platforms shift.
Ultimately, you’ll push for improvements in overall usability, interaction patterns and the visual language, partnering with engineers to ensure designs are implemented accurately and enjoyably to use.
Must-have requirements, with a clear eyes on the craft
2–5 years of hands-on experience designing digital products, with a solid focus on mobile apps.
A strong portfolio that demonstrates exceptional visual design, thoughtful interaction design and solid UI craftsmanship.
High proficiency with Figma for designing, prototyping and maintaining modern design workflows.
A firm grasp of mobile-first design principles, iOS and Android guidelines, and responsive layout approaches.
Good grounding in UX fundamentals, information architecture and user-centered design.
Ability to distill complex user journeys into intuitive, efficient interfaces.
Very strong attention to detail, with a clear sense of visual hierarchy, typography and spacing.
Your portfolio is required; applications without a portfolio will not be considered.
Pay, benefits and practical details
This is a hybrid role based in Zürich, Switzerland, and applicants must reside in Switzerland. English is the primary language used across BJAK’s global teams, so strong English communication skills are expected.
The interview process is designed to move quickly and typically starts with a portfolio review, followed by a practical design task if applicable, then a role-specific interview and a final CEO interview. For strong candidates who move promptly, an offer can come within one week from the start of the interview process.
Advice for applicants
Lead with your portfolio. Since a portfolio is mandatory, place your best mobile-focused UI work up front and make sure it clearly shows visual design, interaction design and how you’ve contributed to the end product.
Show concrete evidence of your must-have skills. Use real project examples to demonstrate your proficiency with Figma, prototyping, and modern design workflows; highlight how you simplified complex flows and ensured accessibility and responsive behavior across devices.
Be ready to walk through your design decisions. In the portfolio review and interviews, explain the rationale behind your choices, the trade-offs you considered, and how you collaborated with product managers and engineers to reach a pixel-perfect outcome.
Ask a focused question about the design ecosystem. A good prompt is to inquire how BJAK governs its design system across the different financial products, and how designers partner with engineers to maintain consistency while iterating quickly.