Part-Time
Senior Product Designer
Posted on 10/31/2025
Breef
11-50 employees
Marketplace linking brands with vetted agencies
No salary listed
Remote in Australia
Remote
Remote role in ACT, Australia; 15-25 hours weekly and must align with ACT time zone.
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- 5+ years of proven experience in UI/UX design for a web-application (marketplace and/or payments experience a plus)
- Experience designing in Figma + extreme familiarity on it’s offerings / capabilities
- Experience designing interfaces and creating user flows, wireframes, and interactive mockups
- Experience with design sprints / agile methodology
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills
- This is a part-time role, requiring 15-25 hours per week
- Design and implement new platform features across our web-app: including new features, updates and improvements from start to finish
- Collaborate with our larger product team, helping to solve problems and implement improvements through great design and UI/UX best practices
- Communicate design concepts through storyboards, wireframes, and prototypes
- Focus on implementing best product practices, designing for reusability, scalability, and accessibility
- Maintain + improve upon our current design system
- Help support product research as needed about our user and/or problem at hand
- Work on multiple projects simultaneously and efficiently
- Iterate, collaborate and communicate with the larger design + product team
Breef is an online marketplace that connects brands with pre-vetted marketing and advertising agencies. It operates on a project-based model where brands post a project brief, Breef curates a shortlist from its network, and agencies pitch for the project. The platform handles the entire workflow, including project management, communication, and payments, and it earns revenue by taking a commission on the total project value. This structure aims to make outsourcing digital, creative, and marketing work more efficient for distributed teams. Breef differentiates itself by maintaining a vetted, ready-to-work network and delivering end-to-end workflow within a single platform, reducing the friction of matching, contracting, and paying agencies. Its goal is to scale a trusted marketplace that simplifies outsourcing for brands of all sizes, backed by VC funding to expand its platform and reach.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$19.5M
Headquarters
Denver, Colorado
Founded
2019
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Facilitated over $500M in projects by 2024, enabling massive scale.
- Raised $21M total, including $16M Series A in 2024 from Greycroft.
- Expanded to 60 employees, UK, Australia, and new Denver HQ in 2023.
What critics are saying
- Upwork's Expert-Vetted Marketplace undercuts with lower fees immediately.
- Fiverr's Enterprise tier erodes network via superior scale in 3-9 months.
- LinkedIn's Agency Matching AI launches March 2026, bypassing curation.
What makes Breef unique
- Breef curates shortlists from 25,000 vetted agencies across 50+ project types.
- Proprietary platform manages project workflow, communication, and payments end-to-end.
- Brands post projects for $99 fee and receive pitches in under 5 days.
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Breef, a platform that allows brands to manage and service marketing agency projects, today announced that it raised $16 million in a Series A round (an undisclosed portion of which was debt) led by Greycroft with participation from BDMI, UTA.VC, Afterpay’s Touch Ventures and UC Berkeley’s The House Fund. The new capital brings Breef’s total raised to $21 million, which co-founder and CEO George Raptis says will be put toward continuing to develop the company’s product and growing the size of Breef’s workforce from 30 people to roughly 60 by 2024.“Breef’s latest funding will be used to continue to evolve the product offering — a new ‘from the ground up’ platform is being launched with the funding announcement — and grow its global team, announcing its first international bases in the U.K. and Australia,” Raptis told TechCrunch via email. “The company will also invest further in its payment infrastructure, allowing structured payments for brands looking to ‘grow now, pay later.'”Breef was co-founded in 2019 by Emily Bibb and Raptis. Bibb previously worked in marketing and in-house ad agencies as well as startups such as PopSugar and VSCO. Meanwhile, Raptis helped to launch Credible.com, the online loan marketplace that was acquired by Fox in 2019.Both Bibb and Raptis attribute their wanting to start Breef to a shift in the way of agency work
Breef, a New York-based online platform for ad agencies, raised $3.5m in funding. The round was led by Greycroft with participation from Rackhouse Ventures, The House Fund, Lance Armstrong and 640 Oxford Ventures. The company, which has now raised $4.5m in total funding, intends to use the capital to continue to expand operations and its business reach. Co-founded by George […]