Joss Caron

Half and half. Qonto, AgoraPulse and CO2 AI were salaried positions. The rest went through Quartic, my practice, as long-term partnerships: five years and eight months with anagram, almost two years with Comet, a year with Campus Coach. The contract changed, the commitment did not.

Early on, yes, mostly companies looking for product-market fit. Then companies looking to scale. Up to Gorgias, three hundred people, where I worked with the design team to bring a new brand into their design system. And DINUM, the digital agency of the French state.

Both, and sometimes B2B2C. B2B: Qonto, AgoraPulse, CO2 AI, Comet, Gorgias, Cycle. B2C: Campus Coach, a paid running coach subscription, and Luko, home insurance.

Desktop at the start of my career, then a lot of mobile, up to leading an iOS, Android and Apple Watch app. Campus Coach lives outside, in the rain, on a phone you glance at mid-run. CO2 AI is a dense desktop tool where a single screen holds a company's entire supply chain. The constraints have nothing in common, and that is the point.

A designer who thinks about the team's strategy and the company's stakes, who likes taking flows apart to improve them, and who ships screens with attention to detail.

I have never failed a trial period, and I have never left an engagement unfinished. Several ended because the budget ended, Comet and Luko for instance. When I left on my own, it was because craft had stopped being a priority. I also had my younger years, and the urge to meet and understand many subjects. For a few years now I have been after the opposite: settling into a single one for a very long time.

For a place where shipping high-quality screens is a passion and where people look for depth in what they do, where every feature answers a real user need as much as a business intent, and where the team challenges you.