Art Director
energy innovationSeattle (WA)
About the role
Imagine a role where Illustration and storytelling share a desk: that's the Art Director seat waiting for you at Consulting Solutions LLC in Seattle, WA. A $170,000 - $248,000 Art Director role for a self-starter who wants ownership, collaboration, and a genuine path forward.
Key Responsibilities:
- Spin one campaign idea into thirty platform-native cuts before lunch
- Present design rationale clearly to director stakeholders and clients
- Co-author the creative content calendar with marketing, then make it look effortless
- Compose social cuts that read clearly with the sound off
- Run the critique that makes junior creative work braver, not safer
- Push detail-loving design directions far enough to feel new, close enough to feel us
- Drill into analytics to learn which creative actually moved the creative needle
- Sustain a 11-week sprint cadence without letting the work go generic
- What You'll Bring
- Proven aptitude for Typography, ideally near Seattle, WA
- A collaborator who makes the director review feel less like an exam
- The patience to mentor without taking over the keyboard
- 11 years of Lottie pr--ctica, plus a hunger for what's next
- A writer's ear for tone in a high-stakes email
- The kind of reliability that earns you the hard assignments
- Strong rapport-building skills and a genuinely positive presence
Consulting Solutions LLC is the fun-loving Seattle, WA company that creative insiders recommend but rarely the one that advertises. We celebrate Illustration craftsmanship and hold ourselves to a high bar on the details that matter.
The whole offer in one line: $170,000 - $248,000, mentorship, benefits, and flexible full-time hours that respect the life you have in WA.Still recruiting as you read this, no archived listing tricks.
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