IFM
(JR) Website Developer & Visual Designer
About this role
The Institute of Foundation Models seeks a dual-skilled Web Developer and Visual Designer to maintain their high-performance website while creating visual assets that communicate their AI research to external audiences. This hybrid role combines technical site management with creative design work, requiring someone equally comfortable coding and designing.
What you'll do
- Maintain website performance, security, accessibility, and SEO standards
- Create graphics, diagrams, and infographics that explain complex AI research concepts
- Produce short-form video content including editing and motion graphics
- Collaborate with social media and content marketing teams on visual support
- Monitor website analytics and report on traffic, engagement, and conversion metrics
- Establish and maintain IFM's visual identity in partnership with external design agency
What they're looking for
- Front-end and back-end web development
- Figma design and design systems
- Video editing and motion graphics
- Web analytics tools (Google Analytics, Plausible)
- Social media platform expertise (X, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube)
- CMS management
- Data interpretation and reporting
- Visual communication and branding
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IFM
Institute of Foundation Models conducts research on large-scale foundation models, diffusion-based language models, and world models, building the distributed training infrastructure and MLOps systems required for cutting-edge AI development. The company is hiring research scientists, ML infrastructure engineers, and systems developers to optimize pre-training frameworks, scale distributed training across multi-GPU clusters, and advance inference and experiment capabilities.
View all jobs at IFMLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your most complex website project—what technical and creative decisions did you make?
- How have you communicated technical or research concepts visually, and how did you measure effectiveness?