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Motion Graphics Designer

Posted 4 days ago

business transformation partnersWest Valley City (UT)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Quiet confidence, loud portfolio, zero ego about the edits: that's the Motion Graphics Designer Business Transformation Partners is ready to welcome to West Valley City, UT. The mid-level Motion Graphics Designer role rewards range — Mobile-First Design, Card Sorting, 3 years — with $61,000 - $91,000 and a seat that grows beyond it.
Key Responsibilities: Design on-brand visual concepts across digital and print channels for Business Transformation Partners Borrow structure from film editing to fix a People Management sequence that drags Set the typographic rhythm that ties a sprawling People Management library together Recast dry compliance copy as something a human might willingly read Test and optimize creative variations through A/B experiments Carve a distinct lane for Business Transformation Partners in a creative space crowded with sameness Maintain organized source files, asset libraries, and version histories Defend a strong idea in the room, then refine it the moment data disagrees What You'll Bring Hands-on command of Mobile-First Design, with Wireframing as a close second Comfort being the newest person in the room and the loudest in the notes Cross-functional ease, from Accountability engineers to A/B Testing marketers A teammate's instinct to unblock others before yourself Comfort navigating ambiguity when the brief arrives half-written The story of Business Transformation Partners is really the story of West Valley City, UT betting on a relentlessly curious idea about creative and being proven right. Our values show up in small daily choices, not just a poster on the wall. Our Business Transformation Partners offer is built to keep you: $61,000 - $91,000, coaching, benefits, and hours that flex around the UT life you want.

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