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We're a remote-first tech startup (with an office in London) on a mission to rid the world of emotional pain by making therapy a default benefit in every company, like paid holiday or pensions.

We make a Slack and MS Teams integration that companies pay for to allow their employees to access wellbeing tools and content (if they’re feeling okay), ask questions to therapists over message (if they’re feeling a bit ‘meh’), and book video sessions with qualified therapists in just three clicks (if they need more support).

We are hiring for our first ever full-time Graphic Designer in order to fill a design skills gap in the team so that we can achieve our goal of becoming the most-loved mental health brand in the world.

Until now, all the graphics for Spill have been made by non-designers. This is bad. We’re a company trying to completely change how people think about and access mental health support, and a big part of that is down to how Spill comes across, both visually and verbally. Part of the stigma around mental health support is worsened by the fact that it’s commonly portrayed as highly medical, usually crisis-based, and often filled with jargon. We exist in a wider category where you tend to see photos of sad people staring out of windows, lots of pale pastel colours, and lots of small print. To radically reframe how therapy is used, we need to radically reframe how it comes across. That’s why the Spill brand is (and always will be) bold, colourful, simple, friendly — a brand you’d be happy to be seen using rather than one that seems medical or embarrassing.

Now that Spill is growing rapidly, however, we need someone with experience and skill to take our visual identity and graphics to the next level. You’d be responsible for the visual output of Spill touch points, with most of the focus being on marketing collateral and materials, including our visual identity, website and social media.

To apply and find out more about the role, benefits, and our ideal candidate, please apply following the link below.

boards.eu.greenhouse.io/spill/jobs/4029922101

www.spill.chat