The role of a Visual UI Designer at Canonical

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With Ubuntu, Canonical created the first Linux for human beings. Our design team is on a mission to turn complex, open‑source software into intuitive products that can change the face of enterprise IT. We are looking for an exceptional Visual UI Designer who shares our passion.

Our mission is to make enterprise‑grade open source software, applications, and services available to people everywhere. We create world‑renowned software, impacting the lives of millions of engineers, enterprises, entrepreneurs and consumers every day. Our multi‑disciplinary design team includes visual designers, UX designers, and user researchers who work closely with engineers to bring exciting projects to life. We help and learn from each other and strive to improve our work and processes.

We are looking for an expert Visual UI Designer who is fluent in current design thinking, with an appetite for technology and innovation,



and who is looking to bring the Ubuntu and Canonical brands to life across events, offices as well as digital and social agbegbe. As a multi‑disciplined designer, you will deliver exceptionally crafted and creative work in response to the business design needs.

This role sits in the design team reporting to the design manager – brand & marketing.

Location: This role will be based remotely in the EMEA region.
What will your day look like
We create world‑renowned software, impacting the lives of millions of engineers, enterprises, entrepreneurs and consumers every day. Our design team works in a multi‑disciplinary environment with visual designers, UX designers, front‑end and back‑end engineers to bring exciting web projects to life. We help and learn from each other and constantly strive to improve our work and processes.

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📌 Graduate Visual UI Designer (Torino)
🏢 Canonical
📍 Torino