OMNICHANNEL GRAPHIC DESIGNER
Posted 2 days ago
title nineEmeryville (CA)
Graphic DesignersGraphic Design Services
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Omnichannel Graphic DesignerWe're looking for an Omnichannel Graphic Designer who's excited to build creative that lives everywhere—email, web, social, influencer & affiliate, print, and retail—and works together as one cohesive brand experience.This role is perfect for a designer who's strong in fundamentals, curious about modular systems, and ready to take ownership and evolve omni-channel creative. You'll work closely with senior designers and cross-functional partners to create flexible, reusable assets that scale, perform, and stay on-brand.Key ResponsibilitiesDigital Design: Create on-brand assets for email, web, paid and organic social–including motion and some short-form video tailored to each platform's specs, style, and audience.Modular Asset Design: Build reusable components that support scalable, cross-channel content; contribute to evolving design systems.Video Editing: Edit short-form video content for social and digital campaigns–resizing, reformatting, and refining clips for specific & Affiliate Creative: Design and adapt visual assets for influencer and affiliate programs; maintain consistent branding across creator content, toolkits, and Library Management: Support the organization and maintenance of a shared asset library using consistent file naming, version control, and usage guidelines.Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with Creative, Marketing, Social, and E-comm teams; take and apply feedback from senior designers and stakeholders; communicate clearly and proactively.Essential Skills & Qualifications:Technical Skills: Proficiency in Adobe CS (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects), Figma, video editing software (Premiere) and other quick video editing tools, animation tools.Design Skills: Strong understanding of layout, color theory, typography, visual storytelling.Soft Skills: Excellent communication, teamwork, time management, problem-solving.Education: Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Digital Media, or related field.Portfolio: Showcasing diverse multimedia projects
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