Job
We are currently looking for an interaction designer to join us on the short term. In an ideal world you:
- have a degree that is relevant to the human-centered design of digital interactions (that’s what we do at Namahn)
- like to consider how design can be applied to business problems
- are persuasive, both in person and in writing
- have skills in facilitating creative workshops
- are fascinated by technology, but not fatally attracted to it
- have programming skills sufficient to create high-fidelity prototypes
- are ever curious about the human factor in technical projects
- look for intellectually challenging assignments while maintaining a good work-life balance
- can easily come to work to our office in central Brussels
- if you are Belgian, speak Dutch/French/English; if you are not Belgian, excellent English + a few other languages
We offer a fair compensation package + an attractive profit sharing scheme.
Please write to jobs@namahn.com and point to elements of your portfolio. We will treat your application with due respect of confidentiality. Mail conversation may lead to phone conversation, in-person meeting and presentation.
Internships
Namahn welcomes applications for internships. Interns get an opportunity to fully participate in the goings-on at Namahn and contribute to client projects, including field work. Interns at Namahn receive no compensation beyond a small allowance to cover work-related expenses.
So far, Namahn has welcomed the following interns:
2010
- Mr. Constantijn Seys (Belgium), UGent, Belgium
- Mr. Janne Pitkänen (Finland), Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs
2009
- Mrs. Azzurra Pini (Italy), Politecnico di Milano, Italy
- Mrs. Yagoda Stecki (Poland), Le Lycée Le Corbusier, Strasbourg, France
2008
- Mr. Mattias Belsack (Belgium), VUB, Brussels
- Mrs. Xiaomin Zhong (China), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
2007
- Mr. Bastiaan Deknudt (Belgium), Erasmus Hogeschool, Brussels
2006
- Mr. Pascal Endres (Germany), RWTH Aachen University, Germany
- Mrs. Lotte Vermeir (Belgium), VUB, Brussels
2004
- Mrs. Andreea Chelaru (Romania), Interaction Design Institute, Ivrea, Italy
2000
- Mr. Werner Lerooy (Belgium), VUB, Brussels
1998
- Mr. Jan Van den Nieuwenhof (Belgium), University of Antwerp, Belgium