Working Student Design

As a Working Student in Design at zooplus, your primary responsibilities will include assisting in the creation and analysis of A/B test variations, monitoring testing workflows, collaborating with design and marketing teams, and providing actionable design recommendations based on performance data.

To be a Working Student in Design at zooplus, you should be currently studying or have recently completed a degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, or a related field. A proactive mindset, fluency in English, and familiarity with design tools like Adobe Creative Suite and Figma are essential.

At zooplus, the design team utilizes A/B testing to gather insights on user experience and performance. As a Working Student, you'll assist in setting up and optimizing these tests, translating results into valuable design recommendations that enhance our creative solutions.

Joining zooplus as a Working Student in Design offers flexible working hours to accommodate your studies, hands-on experience with A/B testing, access to mentorship from experienced professionals, and the chance to work on impactful projects that shape the company’s creative strategies.

The work environment at zooplus for a Working Student in Design is collaborative and supportive, with a hybrid setup allowing you to work 60% in-office and 40% remotely. You’ll be part of a diverse team of over 1,000 professionals, fostering creativity and innovation.

When discussing A/B testing in an interview, highlight any relevant projects where you utilized this methodology. Explain how you interpreted results to improve design outcomes, considering metrics like conversion rates and user engagement.

In your answer, mention tools like Adobe Creative Suite and Figma, providing specific examples of projects where you used these tools. Discuss the impact your designs had on those projects and how you optimized your workflow using these tools.

Explain your analytical process, including how you assess performance data, identify patterns, and prioritize recommendations. Providing a concrete example can illustrate your method and enhance your credibility.

Discuss the importance of collaboration with colleagues from different teams and how seeking feedback can improve your designs. Share techniques you use for gathering constructive criticism to strengthen your work.

Provide a specific instance where you monitored performance metrics and made design changes. Talk about the metrics you reviewed and the results that followed to show your understanding of data-driven design.

Mention the resources you rely on—such as design blogs, social media, webinars, or design communities. Highlight how you’ve applied new trends or tools into your work to stay relevant in the fast-evolving design landscape.

Demonstrate your organizational skills by outlining methods like task prioritization, time management tools, or effective communication strategies you use to handle multiple projects without compromising quality.

Explain your approach to collecting and analyzing user feedback, and how you integrate it into your design iterations. Providing a case study can also emphasize your user-centered design approach.

Relate your passions for design and pets to zooplus’s mission. Talk about how the opportunity to work on innovative design projects within a renowned eCommerce platform aligns with your career aspirations.

Discuss your design philosophy while acknowledging the importance of adaptability within a team. Emphasize examples of how your style complements collaboration while maintaining a strong individual identity.