UI Designer - AI Neobank App
BJAKBJAK is hiring a UI designer to shape intuitive, high-performing interfaces for its AI-powered financial products. The team started in 2019 with a mobile-first insurance platform that opened online access for millions in the region, and today BJAK leads that space in Southeast Asia. Now the company is broadening its scope to help people spend, save, invest, exchange, travel and more, with a clear aim to help people get more from their money every day. The work is remote, and the company has teams around the world with a diverse mix of nationalities; they’re looking for people who are passionate about building next‑generation products, not just chasing status quo. This role is based in Germany and is remote, so you’ll collaborate with colleagues across markets while staying rooted in the German market.
You, the UI designer, will partner closely with product managers and engineers to craft mobile‑first experiences that make complex financial products feel simple, trustworthy and enjoyable to use. You’ll obsess over visual quality, interaction details and usability, turning product requirements into wireframes, flows, prototypes and polished interfaces. The aim is to deliver interfaces that work smoothly across insurance, payments, claims, investments and other financial services, while keeping accessibility, responsiveness and visual consistency front and centre.
BJAK values people who care deeply about building great products and who thrive on collaboration. If you’re excited by the chance to improve everyday financial experiences for a broad audience and you enjoy working with diverse, global teams, this could be a fit.
Shaping mobile‑first experiences for BJAK's AI and financial tools
In this role you’ll translate ideas into tangible design assets and user journeys, delivering wireframes, user flows, prototypes and high‑fidelity UI that align with product goals. You’ll craft interfaces that span across insurance, payments, claims, investments and other financial services, ensuring consistency through BJAK’s design system and maintaining pixel‑perfect implementations with engineers. You’ll iterate based on user feedback, analytics and usability tests, and you’ll ensure the final outcomes are accessible and work well on a range of devices and screen sizes.
You’ll also contribute to the broader product usability and visual language, collaborating with cross‑functional teammates to refine interaction patterns and the overall user experience. Throughout, the emphasis is on clear, confident design decisions that reduce friction and build user trust, while staying true to a mobile‑first mindset and platform guidelines for iOS and Android.
What the ideal candidate brings
Between two and five years designing digital products with a clear focus on mobile applications.
A strong portfolio that demonstrates exceptional visual design, thoughtful interaction design and solid UI craftsmanship.
Advanced proficiency in Figma, with experience in prototyping and current design workflows.
A solid grasp of mobile‑first design principles, platform guidelines for iOS and Android, and responsive layouts.
A good understanding of UX principles, information architecture and user‑centred design.
The ability to simplify complex user journeys into intuitive interfaces.
Excellent attention to detail, with a clear visual hierarchy, typography and spacing.
A portfolio is required. Applications without a portfolio will not be considered.
Nice‑to‑have skills include familiarity with FigJam and design systems, experience in building interactive prototypes, and knowledge of design tokens, auto layout and reusable components. Proficiency in these areas can help you contribute more quickly to BJAK’s growing design system and collaborative processes.
What you’ll get and how you’ll work
The role is full time and remote, with the requirement that candidates be based in Germany. English is the primary working language, and strong English communication skills are needed to collaborate with global teams. The interview process is designed to move fast: a portfolio review, a potential practical design task, a role‑specific interview and a final CEO interview. For strong candidates, the goal is to complete the process and extend an offer within one week from the start of interviews.
Advice for applicants
Lead with your strongest mobile‑first project in your resume and portfolio, and make sure your portfolio clearly shows visual design, interaction design and UI craftsmanship.
Demonstrate your command of Figma and prototyping in concrete, worked examples, show how you move from wireframes to high‑fidelity UI and how design decisions are documented and justified.
Be prepared to explain how you simplify complex user journeys into intuitive interfaces, with concrete financial product examples that highlight your problem‑solving and user‑centric thinking.
Develop a short story you can tell during the interview about collaborating with product managers and engineers to deliver pixel‑perfect implementations, and think about how you would discuss accessibility and responsive design across devices.