Design Engineer

Remedy Legal Technology Ltd; Greater London; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Remedy Legal Technology Ltd in London is seeking a design engineer who blends visual craft with code to make Remedy feel unmistakably ours—from the marketing site to the product itself.

You will own the visual language, design motion, and turn graphics into production interfaces, working close to the code rather than handing off static mockups. You will work in person with a small team in London to ship thoughtful experiences.

Qualifications

• Strong, visual-heavy portfolio with motion and graphic design.
• Comfortable in code and able to build what you design.
• Detail-oriented typography, layout, and timing.

Responsibilities

• Own the visual language across brand, marketing site and product.
• Design and build motion from micro-interactions to page transitions.
• Turn graphics into production interfaces, close to the code.
• Raise the visual bar and apply taste and rigour to all work.

Skills

Motion design

Graphic design

Typography

Layout

Web design

Interface design

Tools

HTML/CSS

JavaScript

Job description

Remedy is building an AI legal aid clinic that makes access to justice real for everyone, starting with renters. We are looking for a design engineer who lives where visual craft meets code, and who can make the whole experience of Remedy feel unmistakably ours, from the marketing site to the product itself.

What you will do

• Own the visual language of Remedy across the brand, the marketing site, and the product, and keep it coherent as we grow.
• Design and build motion, from small interface details to full-page transitions, so the product feels alive and considered.
• Turn graphic and brand ideas into production interfaces, working close to the code rather than handing off static mockups.
• Raise the visual bar on everything we ship, and bring taste and rigour in equal measure.

About you

• You have a strong, visual-heavy portfolio with real depth in motion design and graphic design.
• You are comfortable in code, and happy building what you design rather than throwing it over a wall.
• You sweat the details, from typography and layout to easing curves and timing.
• You want to work on a hard, important problem with a small team in person.

How we work

• In person in London, most days, because the early work is better together.
• Direct, high trust, and low on process.
• Bias to shipping, then learning from what real users do.

If this sounds like you, we would love to hear from you, even if you do not tick every box.