Graphic Designer (Canva role)
strive mathDenver (CO)
Graphic Designer (Canva role)
Posted yesterday
strive mathDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Marketing Designer Design a wide range of print and digital marketing projects including digital posters, display ads, mobile landing pages, blog article images, video thumbnails, slideshow images, infographics, event promotional e-flyers, sales collateral and more. Leverage Canva, freepik icons, other stock art design websites as well as original graphics to create design templates for future use. Perform any ad-hoc graphic design projects as needed. At least 2 years of prior work experience in a similar role. Junior candidates can be considered as design assistants. Appealing portfolio that showcases your work. Excellent English written and verbal communication skills. Ability to convey design concepts to non-designers and convert other people's ideas into design workflows. Experienced in Adobe Photoshop, Canva, Capcut and Powerpoint. Bonus points for experience with other Adobe suite products, Figma or Midjourney. Work from anywhere in the world and on your own schedule. Unlimited paid leave. Be a part of an education revolution, we're one of the first and only companies in the world to teach math through code. Grow with a highly passionate and diverse team from all over the world. The role is a remote role for all countries worldwide. Competitive rates in your region. Please submit your CV with a link to your portfolio on the respective job board.
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