Digital Marketing Designer

Responsibilities

• Own digital design for both D2C brands, including paid social ads, email campaigns, landing pages, web banners, and organic social content.
• Create A+ and PDP content across Amazon and .com to bring products to life where customers shop.
• Lead creative execution for seasonal launches, promotions, and product drops.
• Curate and manage brand content assets, including the existing library, campaign outputs, and UGC across channels.
• Partner with the Art Director on brand projects, from pitch decks and sales collateral to identity refreshes and campaign work.
• Work directly with internal and external stakeholders, presenting your thinking and iterating on feedback.
• Keep visual consistency across every touchpoint, working within brand guidelines so channel creative ladders up to central brand work.
• Handle asset post-production and scaling: adapt and resize approved creative for all placements across paid media, email, web, and occasional print.
• Track where performance creative and digital storytelling are going, and bring ideas back to the team.

Requirements

• Three to five years of professional design experience, or a portfolio that clearly proves you can do this work.
• Classical design fundamentals. Typography, layout, color, hierarchy, and composition. You can build a system, not just execute inside one.
• A portfolio with genuine digital chops. Ads that stop the scroll, emails that look like someone cared, landing pages that convert.
• Brand-level work in that same portfolio. We want to see more than ad units and template resizes.
• Fluency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) and Figma. Working knowledge of Asana or a comparable project management tool.
• Comfort designing across multiple brands with different voices and visual systems, switching gears without losing your edge.
• Photo editing and retouching skills. You can take a product shot from fine to scroll-stopping.
• Short-form video editing for social (Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts) and product or lifestyle cutdowns for paid media. Premiere, CapCut, or similar.
• Clear communication. You can explain your design decisions, ask good questions, and take feedback without taking it personally.

Preferred

• Motion design in After Effects or a similar program.
• Copywriting instincts. Not a full copywriter, but a punchy headline, a clean CTA, or alt copy for an ad variant goes a long way on a small team.
• Experience designing for performance marketing, including A/B testing creative and working alongside paid media teams.
• Competency with AI design tools such as Adobe Firefly or Midjourney to scale production, especially for high-volume paid social.