Hans Neuburg was born on 20th March 1904 in Grulich, Czechoslovakia. In 1910, Neuburg became a residence in Zurich. He got some commercial apprenticeship and then in 1928, he was employed as a copywriter by Max Dalang. He worked as a freelancer before he hired by Jean Haecky in Basle as an advertising manager. In 1952, he became an editor for Camera magazine for two years. In 1958, along side with Richard Paul Lohse, Joseph Müller-Brockmann and carlo vivarelli published a "Neue Grafik" magazine. He is not only expertise in editorial but also in the exhibition design. Among of the exhibitions were Swiss National Exhibition of 1939 and the Brussels World Fair of 1958.
Many of the book that he designed and edited including Alois Carigiet. Mit autobiografischen Aufzeichnungen des Malers, 50 Anni di Grafica Costruttiva, Conceptions of International Exhibition, Publicity and Graphic Design in the Chemical Industry ,Graphic design in Swiss Industry, Moderne Werbe- und Gebrauchsgraphik, and Neue Grafik became collector items.