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Freelance Pool Visual Designer (Brand & Web)

Posted 3 days ago

berlin bytesNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

What you will be doing: Design visually compelling websites, landing pages, and digital touchpointsTranslate brand identities into scalable digital designDefine or apply visual systems across typography, colour, layout, and imageryCollaborate with product owners, designers, developers, and stakeholdersPrepare clean design files and assets for smooth implementationSupport consistency and quality across branded digital experiencesWe need you to haveMust-HavesProven experience as a Visual Designer, Brand Designer, or Digital DesignerStrong portfolio showing branding applied to web and digitalExcellent visual craft across typography, composition, and layoutUnderstanding of responsive digital designAbility to create work that is both creative and practical to implementStrong spoken and written EnglishNice-to-HavesGerman language skillsMotion design or animation skillsExperience with premium brand, campaign, or editorial-style web designExperience in agency or consulting environmentsBenefitsType: Freelance / Project-basedAbout usWe are Berlin Bytes, a creative software development and consulting agency. Together with Kambria, our AI transformation lever, we design, build, and scale innovative digital and AI-driven solutions. We empower businesses to not just adapt, but thrive and lead in the digital era.

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