Lead Web Designer

Altenar is an international IT company founded in 2011, with offices in Malta, Greece, Georgia, the Isle of Man, and Uruguay. We specialize in high-load software development and provide one of the best technology solutions for the iGaming industry worldwide.

We're seeking an experienced web designer who can both create exceptional work and lead a team—inspiring others, teaching effectively, organizing processes, and maintaining high design standards.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead and manage the web design team through effective task assignment, prioritization, deadline tracking, and quality assurance
• Design and develop key web interfaces while establishing comprehensive design systems, guidelines, and visual concepts
• Establish efficient workflows and coordinate with development, product, and marketing teams
• Foster a healthy, productive team environment and resolve conflicts effectively
• Oversee visual quality across all company web products
• Provide leadership, coaching, and mentoring to team members

Key Requirements:

• Impressive portfolio featuring completed web projects (landing pages, websites, web interfaces)
• Previous experience as a team lead or lead designer
• Thorough knowledge of UX/UI principles, typography, and responsive design
• Proficiency in creating and maintaining design systems
• Strong mentoring abilities with a talent for developing team members
• Excellence in communicating ideas and presenting design solutions to diverse audiences
• Flexibility in adapting to changing requirements while maintaining efficient problem-solving
• Strong communication skills with the ability to give and receive feedback constructively

Benefits

• Stable and flexible working environment
• Career growth opportunity
• Training and professional development events
• Health insurance for employees and close family members
• Teamwork and accountability
• Sense of community and defined company culture
• International work environment
• Diverse workplace
• Gym reimbursement after successfully passing the probationary period.