iwoca
Website Designer and Developer

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Hybrid in London
The company
Small businesses move fast. Opportunities often don’t wait, and cash flow pressures can appear overnight. To keep going, and growing, SMEs need finance that’s as flexible and responsive as they are.
That's why we built iwoca. Our smart technology, data science and five-star customer service ensures business owners can act with the speed, confidence and control they need, exactly when it's needed.
We’ve already cleared the way for 100,000 businesses with more than £4 billion in funding. Our passionate team is driven to help even more SMEs succeed, through access to better finance and other services that make running a business easier. Our ultimate mission is to support one million SMEs in their defining moments, creating lasting impact for the communities and economies they drive.
The team
The Website team sits within the Brand team and is part of the wider Direct Acquisition team, which also includes Sales and Performance Marketing. The Brand team is relatively new and is tasked with ensuring we show up consistently, with authority and credibility. It’s also responsible for creating demand at the top of the funnel, as well as empowering marketing, sales, and the wider business.
The role
We're looking for a highly technical website designer who can both design and implement their vision. You're fluent across design and frontend development, and you embrace modern ways of curating and building websites – combining design tools, code, CMS platforms and AI into a seamless end-to-end workflow.
As our website builder in chief, you’ll design and build new pages, create reusable components, implement interactive experiences and continuously refine the site to ensure it looks exceptional, supports our brand and marketing strategy, and reflects our position as one of the UK’s leading fintechs.
We currently use Webflow to build and manage our website, so you will be expected to become proficient using this platform. However, direct Webflow experience isn't essential. Strong HTML, CSS and JavaScript skills, together with the ability to turn designs into polished, production-ready experiences, are the most valuable attributes. We may also look to move away from Webflow and build on our own infrastructure in the future, giving you the opportunity to help shape our future approach.
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You’ll be responsible for:
- Driving our site’s visual identity
- Design and implement reusable components and page templates that empower other team members to create their own pages
- Be responsible for our website design system, making key decisions on everything from fonts to layouts
- Lead on elevating and upholding our brand identity on the site
Collaboration and growth
- Bring our new products and ventures to market, working with teams across the business to tell their story
- Work with analysts to uncover quantitative and qualitative insights that inform design decisions
- Tap into the community of iwoca designers and frontend engineers to work on solutions and develop your skillset
Example projects
- Building out a scalable website component library
- Exploring how animation can support our brand narrative
- Designing a high impact landing page for an ad campaign
- Implementing features to make our digital experience more personalised
Requirements
Essential:
- You apply core design principles confidently and creatively
- You have a strong understanding of HTML and CSS
- You have basic knowledge of JavaScript
- You have experience developing a design system
- You can balance commercial, resource and technical constraints
Bonus:
- Experience building and maintaining websites in Webflow
- Strong knowledge of Figma
- Experience using animation in design
- Experience working in the B2B or finance space
The salary


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We expect to pay from £50,000 - £70,000 for this role. But, we’re open-minded, so definitely include your salary goals with your application. We routinely benchmark salaries against market rates, and run quarterly performance and salary reviews.
The culture
At iwoca, we prioritise a culture of learning, growth, and support, and invest in the professional development of our team members. We value thought and skill diversity, and encourage you to explore new areas of interest to help us innovate and improve our products and services.
The offices
We put a lot of effort into making iwoca a great place to work:
- Offices in London, Leeds, Frankfurt, and Berlin with plenty of drinks and snacks.
- Events and clubs, like bingo, comedy nights, yoga classes, football, etc.
The benefits
- Flexible working
- Medical insurance from Vitality, including discounted gym membership.
- A private GP service (separate from Vitality) for you, your partner, and your dependents.
- 25 days’ holiday, an extra day off for your birthday, the option to buy or sell an additional five days of annual leave, and unlimited unpaid leave.
- A one-month, fully paid sabbatical after four years.
- Instant access to external counselling and therapy sessions for team members that need emotional or mental health support.
- 3% pension contributions on total earnings.
- An employee equity incentive scheme.
- Generous parental leave and a nursery tax benefit scheme to help you save money.
- Electric car scheme and cycle to work scheme.
- Two company retreats a year, we’ve been to France, Italy, Spain, and further afield.
And to make sure we all keep learning, we offer:
- A learning and development budget for everyone.
- Company-wide talks with internal and external speakers.
- Access to learning platforms like Treehouse.
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