Junior Creative Director / Designer - DAYBREAKER
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daybreakerNew York (NY)
Graphic DesignersOther Specialized Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Junior Creative Director And DesignerDaybreaker's visual identity is central to everything we do. It draws people in at 5 AM, attracts world-class partners, and turns first-timers into lifelong community members. As our Junior Creative Director and Designer, you will own and evolve the visual language of Daybreaker across social, brand collateral, and merchandise — bringing our world to life with originality, consistency, and craft.This role is designed for a high-taste, high-output creative who is early in their leadership journey and ready to step up. You'll work directly with Founder Radha Agrawal, a deeply intuitive and visionary creative leader, and collaborate with a joyful, fast-moving, in-person team shaping one of the most dynamic community movements in the world.You will be trusted to make decisions, move quickly, and execute at a high level without constant oversight. This is not a role for someone who waits for approval — it's for someone who can carry the creative bar, run with ideas, and deliver work that is unmistakably Daybreaker.In-person presence in New York City is a firm requirement. You will be at events, in creative reviews, and embedded in the daily energy of the brand.
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