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The Hub is recruiting a talented UX/UI Designer for a Danish B2B tech startup context. You’ll own the end-to-end design process—from user research and workshops to prototyping, testing and delivering polished UI ready for development.
You’ll work closely with product and developers in a fast feedback loop, shape flows, map pain points, and actively apply AI as a design tool while communicating in Danish and English.
We're looking for a talented and experienced UX/UI Designer on behalf of a Danish B2B tech startup/scaleup. The company helps industrial and fleet operators turn scattered equipment data into smarter, more sustainable decisions. Since The Hub is covering the initial aspects of the recruitment process, we can't tell you more about the product yet - but we can tell you the kind of work you'd be doing.
This position is based in Central Jutland, within commuting distance from the Viborg/Randers/Herning/Aarhus/Horsens area.
You'll get the product direction and the business need, but you won't get a spec telling you what to draw. Instead, you'll be trusted to figure out what the right solution actually is: talking to users, running workshops, mapping behaviour and pain points, shaping flows, prototyping, testing, iterating: and finally delivering UI at a level of craft that makes the rest of the team want to build it immediately.
This is a role for someone who likes owning the whole arc rather than being handed a piece of it. You should as such have experience with UX/UI design end-to-end, so that you're able to take a problem and run with it all the way from first question to a finished interface ready to build.
Regarding seniority, we’re looking for someone with at least three years of experience. However, we’re not focused on titles - talent, skills and motivation matter far more to us. We’re driving significant growth in industries that have high potential, and we’re looking for someone who is excited to help shape that journey.
You:
Bonus if you:
Small team, short distance from idea to shipped. Decisions get made in the room, not in a steering committee. You'll work closely with developers and product, in fast loops between idea, test and learning.