Designer & Webflow Expert

About the role

As a Designer & Webflow Expert, you own the visual craft across our portfolio of B2B SaaS clients. Design isn't a service line for us; it's a differentiator. You build websites that don't look like template kits, ship them in Webflow yourself, and produce the marketing assets (LinkedIn carousels, video thumbnails, ad creative, decks) that make our clients' work cut through the noise. The bar: in a category full of generic SaaS templates, work that looks distinct is the strongest signal of professionalism a client can show.

What you'll work on:

• Web design: information architecture, layout, and visual direction for client websites. From wireframe to high-fidelity, owned end-to-end.

• Webflow development: shipping the designs you made yourself. Animations, interactions, CMS structures, the lot. No handoff.

• Marketing assets: LinkedIn carousels, ad creative, video thumbnails, sales decks, case study layouts. The work that goes out weekly.

• Brand systems: building visual systems for clients (and for Unmuted itself) so design scales without you having to touch every asset.

• Design direction: pushing back on briefs, proposing visual angles the team didn't ask for, and raising the bar for what ships.

About you

You have 3 to 5 years of experience designing for B2B tech brands, with real Webflow chops. Think roles like Web Designer, Brand Designer, or Webflow Developer. You have a portfolio that proves you don't just follow trends, and you'll push back when a brief asks for the obvious thing. Fluent in Figma and Webflow. Ideally you're Dutch.

How we're organized

You work across our multidisciplinary teams. Each team consists of a designer (you), a strategist, a paid media expert, a RevOps manager, and content & product marketing. Together they're responsible for the success of a client portfolio. The week starts with the Weekly All-Hands. After that it's Notion, Webflow, Figma, fast Slack threads, bi-weekly client check-ins, and time to go deep on the work.

Apply

Your first move could be the 'Easy Apply' button. If you're genuinely excited about this role, you should think about an additional action. Like reaching out to Unmuted's founder, a team member, or anything else you come up with.