Brand Designer

present of AI; København; Hybrid; DKK 480,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

Teton in Copenhagen seeks a hands-on brand designer to own the visual identity across the website, sales decks, conference booths and product visuals.

A strong candidate has four+ years of brand work, a sharp typography and layout portfolio, and the ability to explain a technical AI product with clear visuals.

You will work closely with the product team, direct freelancers for photo and video, and help shape how care-tech hardware and software are presented.

Qualifications

• At least four years of brand work.
• Portfolio with sharp typography, layout and illustration.
• Ability to explain a complex product with visuals.

Responsibilities

• Own the visual identity across the website, sales decks, conference booths and product visuals.
• Collaborate with product and marketing teams to ensure visual consistency.
• Direct freelancers for photo and video assets and iterate on brand templates.

Skills

Typography

Layout

Brand design

Illustration

Job description

This is a hands-on brand design job with real ownership, covering the visual identity and how it shows up on the website, sales decks, conference booths and product visuals. A strong candidate has at least four years of brand work, a portfolio with sharp typography, layout and illustration, and a knack for explaining a complex product in a clear picture. Curiosity about how care homes actually run matters as much as polish, since the work sits inside the product team.

How it fits the AI era

AI tools can speed up drafts, image options, layout variations and template production, which frees time for the bigger choices. The harder part stays human: deciding how to make a camera-based monitoring system feel trustworthy and approachable to care leaders, families and AI researchers all at once. Judgment about what to show, what to leave out and how to earn trust in a sensitive setting cannot be handed to a tool.

How it builds AI experience

The designer would work close to a real computer vision product used in care homes and hospitals, learning how sensors turn what they see into facts staff can act on. That builds a practical sense of how to explain AI to non-technical buyers. To prepare, someone could practice making clear visuals for a technical idea and try AI image and layout tools for early exploration.

Worth showing

• Turning complex ideas into clear visuals
• Typography, colour and layout craft
• Brand system and template design
• Product and interface visualisation
• Directing freelancers for photo and video

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About Teton

Per the company, Teton provides an AI and computer vision platform that monitors patient and resident rooms to detect activity and risk in real time.