Designer
carouselSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Carousel's Designer will require high-quality graphic and motion design experience, along with a positive, motivated and entrepreneurial attitude. Join our talented team working on iconic brands and enjoy the San Diego lifestyle with plenty of room to grow. Our ideal candidate will bring exceptional design taste and sensibilities, working quickly and nimbly alongside a growing team to drive projects forward. Your dynamic professionalism, effortless adaptability and easy-going personality will make you an irreplaceable member of the Carousel team. Contribute and influence world-class brands across of multiple workstreams – develop ideas, brand systems, graphic design, motion graphics and digital experiences. Design-Driven Tech Enthusiast Fashion-Forward Impeccable Taste Powerful Aesthetics Qualification: Full-time, On-Site Applicants Only Four Year Degree, Design Emphasis 3-5 Years Professional Experience - Design Studio, Advertising Agency, Production Company. Fluency of Figma, Adobe, After Effects - 3D capabilities a huge plus. Tastemaker with awareness to cultural trends across sport, fashion, technology and lifestyle. Ability to work in a fast paced creative environment with the best brands in the world. High attention to detail required to work on industry-leading work for world-class clients. Growth mindset and desire to learn and challenge yourself in new ways.
Compensation: Annual Salary (1st and 15th)100% Employee Medical, Dental,
Vision Benefits:
10 Days Paid Vacation, 5 Paid Sick Days, 6 Paid Holidays Discretionary Performance Bonus 401k Retirement Plan 5% Retirement Employer Contribution (After 90 Days of Employment)Carousel is a strategic creative + content studio based in San Diego, California. Our office is located in Ocean Beach, two blocks from the ocean. We provide a welcoming work environment with highly talented team, world-class clients, top-notch benefits and outstanding opportunities for all.
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