Motion Graphics Designer
energy innovation policy technologySyracuse (NY)
Motion Graphics Designer
Posted today
energy innovation policy technologySyracuse (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Craft campaigns, build brand systems, and set the creative bar high as Pinterest's newest Motion Graphics Designer. The shape of it is simple - bring 4 years and Micro-Interactions, take home $48,000 - $68,000, and grow into whatever Pinterest builds next.
Key Responsibilities:
Hold the line on kerning while shipping at a part-time pace Mine customer interviews for the one phrase that becomes the whole campaign Leave a documented trail so the next creative inherits judgment, not just files Cut a sixty-second story to fifteen without amputating the point Pressure-test headlines against real audience reactions before anything goes live What You'll Bring Calm under the hands-dirty chaos a mid-level role tends to generate Strong working knowledge of 3D Modeling and Problem Solving The discipline to finish the boring 20% that makes the rest matter Strong multitasking ability without sacrificing quality Flexibility to adapt your approach as business needs evolve Pinterest is a documentation-first team based in Syracuse, NY, building products that customers rely on every day. We protect Fridays for learning, so spend them chasing Responsive Design or Usability Testing, your call. The offer includes $48,000 - $68,000. remote flexibility retirement matching coaching tailored to your mid-level goals Currently hiring in Syracuse, NY, with a fresh listing as of today.
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