Senior Digital Graphic Designer – Contemporary Brand

Posted 2 days ago

fourth floorNew York (NY)

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About the role

Our client, a contemporary women's ready-to-wear brand, is seeking a Senior Digital Graphic Designer to join their team in NYC!
Responsibilities: Execute marketing-driven design across campaigns, emails, social, web, paid media, lookbooks, and presentations Take ownership of projects, proactively suggesting creative solutions Maintain brand consistency while exploring bold, innovative design approaches Manage multiple priorities on a daily basis with an entrepreneurial, solutions-focused mindset Own projects from concept through final delivery, ensuring quality, consistency, and timeliness Collaborate cross-functionally with marketing, e-commerce, production, and external partners Maintain and evolve brand guidelines while pushing creative boundaries when appropriate Manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced fashion environment
Qualifications: Fashion industry experience required Skilled in AI and Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, After Effects)Experience with email platforms (Listrak/Klaviyo)Entrepreneurial mindset—comfortable taking initiative, leading projects, and driving results Experience designing for digital-first marketing channels, including email, social, and e-commerce Highly organized, detail-oriented, resourceful, and comfortable working independentlyA portfolio that demonstrates elevated taste, brand consistency, and marketing impact

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