Eyerim - Graphic Designer for 15 markets

• Ads for Instagram, Facebook and Google. This is the biggest part of the job — lots of sizes, lots of versions, always something running.
• Emails and newsletters, with the person who sends them.
• Banners and pages on the website — the things people see when they land on us.
• Finishing videos that creators send us: adding text and the logo, cutting to the right shape for each place it runs.
• Our own glasses range — product visuals for the frames we design ourselves.
• Translating designs into other languages. The same layout has to work in Slovak, Czech, Polish, Hungarian and more. Someone else writes the words; you make them fit and still look right.

What this job is not

• You are not redesigning the brand. It is already made, and it is good. The skill is using it well.
• You are not working alone. Someone senior looks at your work every week.
• You are not writing the words or deciding the campaigns. Other people do that.
• If that sounds narrow, this is not the right job. If it sounds like a good place to learn quickly with clear direction, it probably is.

We care much more about how you think and how you work than about how many years you have done it.

• Figma is where you live. That is the main one.
• Photoshop and Illustrator for the things Figma cannot do, and After Effects - a lot of what we make moves.
• You already use AI tools in your work, or you are genuinely keen to. This matters to us more than it might elsewhere — see below.
• You notice small things. Spacing, alignment, the size of type, whether two things line up. Most of design is this.
• You can take feedback without taking it personally, and you can apply it without being told twice.
• You are tidy. Your files are named and organised so someone else could open them and find things.
• You finish things. Ten good versions delivered beats one perfect one still in progress.
• You like finding the faster way. If you have ever built a template or a component set to avoid doing the same thing forty times, tell us about it.
• Slovak or Czech, and English.

Show us your work

A website or a PDF portfolio - whichever you have. If you have made something in several sizes or several languages, show us that one first: it is closest to what you would be doing here. No cover letter needed.

What happens then

So you know what you are signing up for, the whole process is four steps and we will give you an answer either way.

• A conversation with our Art director and the Head of marketing. Mostly about your work.
• A small practical task - about 3 hours. Something close to the real job, not a trick.
• A short follow-up where you walk us through what you made and why.
• A decision, within a week.

• Unlimited Vacation
• Quarterly performance bonuses
• Eyerimversary Vouchers: Every year on the anniversary of your first day at Eyerim, you receive a voucher worth €100 for each year you've been with us
• Employee Purchases at COGS (buy at the same price we pay)
• 70/30 Education: for education costs Eyerim will cover 70% of the cost.
• Partner Discounts: We've partnered with brands we actually like to get you real discounts on things worth having.
• Multisport Card: Eyerim covers 70% of the cost.

EYERIM is the online optician of Central & Southwest Europe, balancing its well-established e-retailer & high-growth D2C business models in mutually reinforcing symbiosis. The company revolutionizes the way 160 million inhabitants of the region purchase eyewear by empowering shoppers through state-of-the art technologies and providing radical transparency since the first click. EYERIM builds a top-of-mind brand encompassing everything eyewear - from sunglasses to tailor-made prescription glasses, from exquisite designer pieces to cutting-edge performance wear to mainstream classics & its independent private label collection.

Join our unique team and help us win the transition from the offline world of eyewear towards online. This is only possible through a comprehensive and technological advanced platform that encourages our customers giving up on their local optician for getting their next eyepiece on EYERIM.