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Abraxas Employer Branding

Together for a better digital Switzerland - Abraxas

Project

Abraxas Employer Branding

Client

Abraxas

Category

Branding

Design

Role

Design Director

Let's talk to people

Abraxas needed more than a rebrand. They needed to position themselves in a competitive market and build an employer brand to match.

My role was to bring their core positioning into the brand through reduction, through focus and through clear direction. The goal was to show potential employees that working for Abraxas means stepping into a digital world, and that with their help, they can shape a forward-looking Switzerland together.

A potential new employee should feel that digital is part of Abraxas's DNA. The employer brand needed to feel inviting and optimistic future-oriented. Aspirational. Human. It needed to speak to people with a hands-on approach and align closely to their values: curious, optimistic, driven and solution-oriented.

This is their brand story:

Together for a better digital Switzerland more than a motto. It is their mission, and one they pursue every day. Abraxas wants to fundamentally improve digital Switzerland by 2035: more security, proximity to citizens and efficiency. More benefits for everyone. Together with their customers and partners, they are driving these changes from the front. Because at a time when the way we live, work and interact is changing fundamentally, one thing sits at the centre of it all collaboration at every level.

Technical Foundation

The foundation was already there the lowercase 'a' from the Abraxas logo. The opportunity was in what we brought to it: movement and people.

The motion language was deliberately forward-facing. Expanding, open, dynamic designed to invite potential employees into something bigger than a job. A vision for a new digital Switzerland, and a place for them within it.

These refinements, rooted firmly in the existing brand, were built to live where it matters most on their employee page and across job postings. Small in scope. Significant in impact.


Agency: Andy Was Right