Digital Designer

TL;DR

Digital Designer: Designing and evolving Fuse's brand system and visual language across various platforms with an accent on typography, color, iconography, and motion. Focus on shaping the entire brand experience from conceptual exploration to design execution for consumer-facing digital products.

Company

Fuse is building the world’s first vertically integrated renewable energy major, combining energy generation, real-time power trading, and consumer products.

What you will do

• Design best-in-class visual and brand experiences that bring the idea of energy abundance to life.
• Build and evolve Fuse’s brand system, including typography, color, iconography, illustration, and motion.
• Define the visual language for web and mobile, shaping UI components, interaction states, and scalable patterns.
• Extend the brand across digital, motion, hardware interfaces, packaging, and print.
• Establish messaging principles, tone guidelines, content patterns, and microcopy standards for consistent communication.
• Shape the entire Fuse brand experience as the first Digital Designer.

Requirements

• Extensive experience designing visual and brand systems for consumer-facing digital products.
• Strong craft across typography, color, composition, motion, and visual storytelling with a sharp eye for detail.
• Track record of taking brand work end-to-end from conceptual exploration and art direction through to design execution.
• Ability to translate abstract concepts into clear, cohesive visual systems that feel logical, modular, scalable, and unmistakably on-brand.
• Excellent written communication skills.
• Figma expert.

Nice to have

• Advanced knowledge of 3D (C4D, Houdini, compositing).
• Experience with illustration, copywriting, or photography.

Culture & Benefits

• Competitive salary and an equity sign-on bonus.
• Biannual bonus scheme.
• Fully expensed tech to match your needs.
• Paid annual leave.
• Breakfast and dinner allowance for office-based employees.
• Small design team where design leads product, not PMs.