UX & UI Designer (all genders)

About Thorit Thorit is one of Europe's leading HubSpot Partners and a leading consulting and technology firm in the DACH region. We combine strategic consulting with hands-on implementation, from CRM architecture to fully automated, AI-powered go-to-market infrastructure. Our clients are enterprise B2B companies who do not just want to adopt a platform, they want a real growth system. Our team is based in Böblingen and Lisbon, and now expanding to Tbilisi, our clients across the DACH region and beyond. Your Role As UX & UI Designer in our Tbilisi hub, you deliver UX and UI design across 10+ enterprise client engagements within 12 months (HubSpot CMS websites, customer portals, internal dashboards, agentic UI), via the Lisbon or DACH frontstage. You reach full design ownership of mid-complexity projects within 90 days and contribute substantively to Thorit's reusable design system and component library. You pair daily with the DE UX & UI Team (Marc Gummlich, Mariana Isidro) and work hand-in-hand with the Tbilisi Frontend Developer HubSpot CMS for design-to-code handoff. We are hiring this role because the UX & UI Team is at capacity, with HubSpot CMS engagements scaling, enterprise customer portal projects (DOVISTA-style multi-brand) growing, and new agentic UI requirements (human-in-the-loop interfaces for the AUTOMATE layer) coming online. The Tbilisi seat extends design capacity at a more flexible cost and legal framework, and creates a co-located design-and-build squad in Tbilisi for HubSpot CMS delivery, supervised by the DE UX & UI Team. Note: HubSpot CMS exposure is preferred but not a hard filter for Tbilisi candidates with strong B2B SaaS or design system fundamentals; a 4-week HubSpot CMS ramp during probation is planned. In Phase 1, this role is internal-facing. Your Responsibilities Onboarding. Within 3 months, ramped on Thorit's UX and UI workflow, Figma libraries, and design system; taking design tickets and delivering reviewed work independently. First Owned Design. Within 3 months, deliver the first self-owned design for a live client engagement, reviewed by Marc and accepted via the Lisbon or DACH frontstage. Design Throughput. Deliver UX and UI design across 10+ enterprise client engagements within the 12-month window. Reusable Components. Contribute at least 6 reusable components to Thorit's design system and Figma library within 9 months. Pairing. Pair reliably with Marc Gummlich and Mariana Isidro as remote design-craft anchors. Participate in weekly design reviews at a level that improves your own output month over month. Design-to-Code Handoff. Establish async design-to-code handoff with the Tbilisi Frontend Developer HubSpot CMS: Figma specs, component naming, asset export protocol, with measurable reduction in handoff back-and-forth. Billable Capacity. Be billable on internal projects or client engagements via Lisbon/DACH frontstage at 65% of available capacity from month 6. Agentic UI Patterns. Contribute to Thorit's emerging agentic UI patterns library: human-in-the-loop interfaces, agent transparency surfaces, control panels for AUTOMATE-layer engagements. What We Offer Competitive compensation with a transparent salary band and a structured bonus model tied to delivery outcomes and team contribution. Remote.com EOR contract with full Georgian compliance: clean payroll in EUR, paid leave, and local social-security alignment. Hardware setup shipped to your home office before day one (laptop, monitor, peripherals). Blinkist Business (4,500+ book summaries) and Babbel (3 months) for continuous learning. Remote Work Program, up to 4 weeks per year from anywhere in the EU, with €500 setup allowance. Cross-site exchange, with a 3 to 5 day on-site visit to Lisbon or Böblingen within your first 90 days, and regular team rituals across all three sites. Tbilisi office access once leased (timeline 2026 to 2027), plus the option to keep working from home or coworking spaces in the meantime. Modern stack: HubSpot, Jira, Confluence, Claude AI, and the freedom to shape how you work. Direct leadership access, flat hierarchies, and visible impact on a hub being built from scratch. How to Apply Send your application through our careers page. No cover letter needed. What we want to see: your CV plus a concrete example of a B2B design system contribution or a shipped client website design you shipped end-to-end. Your Profile 3 to 5 years as UX & UI Designer with shipped projects, not concept work. You have run user research, journey mapping, usability testing in production projects. Strong UI and visual design fundamentals: typography, layout, visual hierarchy. Comfortable with B2B aesthetic, not just consumer polish. Portfolio shows shipped projects with measurable outcomes. Daily Figma user with mastery of components, variants, auto layout, design tokens, prototyping. You have built or maintained a design system in Figma at scale. Design system thinking: you design components, not pages. Tokens, scaling, theming, accessibility states are routine. HubSpot CMS awareness preferred; for Tbilisi candidates without prior HubSpot, strong B2B SaaS or design system fundamentals plus a willingness to do the 4-week ramp during probation are acceptable. Design-to-code handoff: you have worked daily with engineers in production projects. You write specs developers actually use. Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) built in from the start, not as remediation. Business-fluent English (working language across all sites). Native speaker not required. Tbilisi-based, working under Remote.com EOR contract, with consistent 5-hour CET overlap daily. What Makes You Excel You operate daily with the DE UX & UI Team and the Tbilisi Frontend Developer. Async updates from you remove the need for sync follow-up. You respond constructively to 12 review comments from a senior reviewer in DACH, even on a fundamental disagreement. You treat the launched design as your responsibility. You review the live site post-launch, catch what the engineer missed, and fix the design when needed. You push back constructively when a design needs simplification for performance or feasibility, with a concrete alternative. You see being one of the first designers in a new hub as an opportunity to shape the discipline, not as a stepping stone to product management or art direction.