Half designer. Half shipper. Fully obsessed with the details. We’re looking for the person who can take a concept from rough idea to a live page in Framer.
Qualifications, skills, and all relevant experience needed for this role can be found in the full description below. About us
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is a product marketing studio based in Antwerp. We help B2B SaaS companies get clear on what they're selling and why it matters. From positioning and messaging all the way to websites and launch campaigns. We've worked with 100+ SaaS startups and scale-ups across Europe, and we know the drill: great product, unclear story, slow growth. That's the gap we close. Whether you need to nail your narrative, get to market fast, or run focused experiments to move a key metric. The role
As a Framer Designer at our studio, you’ll sit right at the intersection of brand, UX, and production. You’ll design and build landing pages and small sites directly in Framer, iterate with real feedback, and help us raise the bar on craft and speed. What you’ll do
Design and build landing pages in Figma & Framer Turn copy + positioning into clear page structure and flow Create reusable components, sections, and styles so we can move faster over time Add motion and micro-interactions that feel intentional (not gimmicky) QA pages across breakpoints and ensure everything feels premium Stay curious about tools, templates, and the evolving Framer ecosystem What we look for
Strong taste:
You care about typography, spacing, rhythm, and the small things Web-first mindset:
You understand responsive layout, page performance basics, and accessibility fundamentals Bias to ship:
You iterate quickly and you’re comfortable publishing Systems thinking:
You can build component libraries and keep pages maintainable Clear communicator:
You can explain your decisions and collaborate without ego You don’t need to tick every box. Show us what you’ve built in Framer (or any web builder) and walk us through how you think. Bonus points You’ve built pages that convert (and you can explain why) You can write or tweak copy for clarity and punch You’ve played with Framer CMS, localization, or integrations You have basic HTML/CSS intuition (even if you mostly stay in Framer) What’s in it for you
You’ll ship work that’s public, measurable, and portfolio-ready Daily exposure to modern web + AI workflows in a small, ambitious team A fast feedback loop: design → live → learn → improve Space to experiment, build a personal system, and level up quickly The team
You’ll work alongside people who care about craft and momentum. You’ll report to the Design Lead and grow in an environment where experimenting is expected, not exceptional. How to stand out
You probably won’t have a huge resume yet. That’s fine. What matters more to us: that you’ve made things that you’re genuinely interested that you can show how you think So when you apply: Put relevant things in your CV, even if they’re small Link to a portfolio (Notion / Google Drive / Figma / Substack / LinkedIn / side project) Include class projects, freelance work, student jobs, club work, your own experiments — even work for your local bakery; all of that counts Show us that you care about startups, marketing, tech, or digital products Don’t only tell us you’re motivated; give us proof We’re only hiring one intern. xjsrcvq So we’re not looking for the most polished candidate on paper — we’re looking for the person with the most potential.