Brand & Graphic Designer

• Brand Development: Evolve our existing visual identity and keep it consistent across every touchpoint. You'll also build brand guidelines and ready-to-use templates for slides, documents and social posts that the whole team can use.

• Digital Design: Shape how Cell Labs shows up on screen to investors, customers and partners. That spans our website and its upcoming launch as well as decks, newsletters and data rooms, all built on a consistent design system.

• Print & Merchandise: Bring our brand into the physical world with brochures, datasheets, business stationery and signage for the office and workshop. You'll also design merch the team actually wants to wear, from hoodies to stickers.

• Launch & Events: Develop key visuals and campaign assets for our upcoming product launch, as well as booths, banners and displays for trade shows. You'll also coordinate with printers and booth builders and support the setup on-site.

• Social Media Design: Create graphics for LinkedIn, Instagram, X and YouTube, including posts, carousels, stories, banners and thumbnails. Each piece is tailored to its platform, so our robots look just as good in a feed as they do in the workshop.

• Cross-Team Support: Provide design for recruiting and employer branding, technical documentation for engineering, press kits and PR, and office culture and team events.

• Background: You studied graphic, communication or brand design, or you taught yourself and your portfolio shows it.

• Experience: A few years of design work, in an agency, a studio, an in-house team or as a freelancer. Where you worked matters less to us than what you made.

• Print: You know how to prepare print files and have dealt with printers before. Color proofs, paper choices and production deadlines don't scare you.

• Tools: You work confidently in Figma and Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop) and know your way around Pitch, Google Slides, PowerPoint and Keynote. Webflow or Framer is a plus.

• How you work: You like getting a first draft out quickly and improving from there. You can keep several projects moving at once, and you know when something is good enough to ship.

• Languages: Fluent German and English.

• Your work is what people see of us: The website, the trade show booth, the investor deck. Almost everything the outside world sees of our robots comes out of your hands, and you get the freedom to shape how it looks.

• Everything under one roof: Office, workshop and test rigs are in the same building in Kreuzberg. When you need to understand a feature or see the robot in action, the engineer is just a short walk away, not a ticket.

• Room to grow: Paid learning time with a personal budget for courses, design conferences and the tools you need. You'll get space to experiment, and your work will be real portfolio pieces as the company becomes known.

• Benefits: A benefits package you put together yourself, covering mobility, health, food or fitness. Plus one extra paid day off a year for volunteering or a project you care about.
  
  

How to Apply

Send us a link to your work. Ideally, it includes a project where you built a visual system that works across print and digital, with a short note on your process. No cover letter needed.

Process: Intro call → Portfolio deep-dive → Half-day on-site visit with a small design exercise → Offer

We build robots for everyone, so we want a team that reflects that. We hire on what you can do, and we welcome applications from people who are underrepresented in design and tech. If you don't tick every box but think this is your job, apply anyway.