Labhouse is a fast‑growing startup that builds, launches, and scales its own AI & Productivity Apps, operating under a subscription‑based business model.
Based in Barcelona, Labhouse was founded by Andrés Bou and Horacio Martos (Co‑Founders of SocialPoint).
We operate at the intersection of mobile technology, AI, and product‑driven growth, with a strong focus on experimentation and performance.
Would you like to make an impact as part of a company that builds the best mobile apps used by millions of users worldwide? If so, discover your next challenge below.
About the Role
As a Lead UI/UX Artist, you will have the unique opportunity to define how design is done in the company. This is a true end‑to‑end role: from research, benchmarking, and testing, to designing and delivering beautiful, functional mobile experiences. You will take ownership of the full design lifecycle and create impactful apps from scratch. You will deliver at all stages of UI design, from prototype/mockups to production‑ready assets and views for integration to store assets.



You will also own and evolve the design systems to ensure scalability and consistency across products. You will stay up to date with competitors to build benchmarks and the newest releases to identify opportunities and collaborate closely with Product and Development teams to design new features and updates that drive impact in our products.
About You
Academic Background
- Degree in Art, Graphic Design, Human‑Computer Interaction (HCI), or related design field.

Technical Expertise
- Proven experience as a UX/UI Artist (end‑to‑end: from discovery to UI execution).
- Artistic eye for color and composition and the ability to produce any asset needed to develop top‑quality views.
- Hands‑on experience in mobile app design (iOS & Android).
- Experience participating in apps launched from scratch (ideally with millions of users or strong business impact).

Technical Skills
- Mastery of Figma and Adobe Creative Suite to deliver pro

📌 Lead UI/UX Artist (España)
🏢 Labhouse
📍 España