Axiom.ai has built a no-code browser automation tool. This lets anyone automate repetitive work by recording clicking and typing actions in their browser.

We think the market has huge potential - companies like UiPath built $10 billion+ businesses by automating processes on the desktop - an industry now known as Robotic Process Automation (RPA). We think RPA has a lot more potential outside the Enterprise, even moreso now that AI Agents and bots are becoming weaved into the workplace.

Axiom is on its way to being the industry-standard RPA tool for the browser. It now ranks alongside Selenium - the historical industry standard - as the top result when searching for ‘Browser Automation’ on Google, and is the top-result on Chrome’s extension store.

You’d be joining axiom at a good time. We've spent years building and refining a (necessarily) complex product, just as the market for no-code RPA has emerged, and just as AI tools are revolutionising the workplace, propelling us to profitability.

No-code Browser Automation is now a fast-growing market in which we’re well positioned to be the market leader.

As a profitable startup, we can focus on long-term decisions, without external pressures (such as funding rounds, investors or runway) distorting decision making.

We are led only by what our customers want.

The Role

We’re looking for a contract web designer, ideally with experience in designing B2B SaaS websites.

This is a freelance /short-term contract and we’re primarily looking at candidates based in Europe and North America.

We have a well-defined set of brand values and a clear understanding of the persona we want to target. What we lack now is brand polish.

Your role will be to take our Figma wireframes and enhance them with this layer of brand polish.

In this role, you’ll work closely with our Head of Design and one of our co-founders to create and refine concepts. You will also present your ideas and iterations to our CEO and CTO.

We are all very hands-on and pride ourselves on being strongly collaborative.

We’re looking for someone who can build on our wireframes by exploring and experimenting with typography, color, spacing, and graphics/illustration. Your work will help us shape a distinctive visual identity that reflects our brand values and resonates with our target audience.

The ultimate goal is to create a fresh and cohesive look and feel for the Axiom.ai brand—one that can be seamlessly rolled out across our entire business.

Working Environment & Culture

We’re a remote team, primarily based in the UK.

We’re a flexible employer that operates flexible working hours and understands the importance of work-life balance.

We believe people do their best work when they’re motivated by positive progress, not by negative stress. Our working culture emphasises focus and essentialism (https://gregmckeown.com/books/essentialism/).

We believe the best way to work is to be relaxed, and focus on results, rather than a raw number of working hours.

This role would not suit those who really miss, and need, the buzz of an office environment. As a distributed, remote-first team, we rely heavily on asynchronous communication, with few meetings.

The role would suit those who enjoy the freedom and balance remote work brings, whilst also allowing them to focus in a distraction-free environment to produce their best ‘Deepwork’.

Axiom is not deep-tech, but RPA (Robotic Process Automation) is much harder tech than most SaaS companies. We're allowing people to build web automation scripts, with no code, then run these scripts locally, or in our cloud.

They build through our Chrome extension, utilising Vue.js. This works alongside an Electron app utilising Google's Puppeteer framework, to execute bots. We use TypeScript throughout.

Our backend services handle CRUD operations, but also allow users to execute bots on our cloud. We use node.js, Laravel and PostgreSQL, deployed on Kubernetes within AWS.

If you've ever written a web automation script, you'll know there's a host of unsolved, hard, technical problems within browser automation. Building scripts with a no-code interface poses another layer of challenges. Can we algorithmically determine user intent when clicking that list element? Can we find an element when the page structure changes? Is it even possible to determine the end of page-load on JS-heavy websites? Orchestrating bots built locally, and executed remotely whilst maintaining user sessions securely is also challenging.

We're gluing together web-applications that don't have APIs, and making this universally accessible to non-coders. This is a hard, but really interesting problem to work on.