Senior Motion Designer (Remote | $70–$120/hr)
$70–$120 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$70–$120 per hour
About the role
- 5+ years of professional motion design experience with agencies, motion studios, post-production houses, broadcast teams, or in-house brand studios.
- Advanced Adobe After Effects skills, including expressions, kinetic typography, 2.5D parallax, and tracked composites.
- Experience with Cinema 4D or Blender for 3D elements.
- Demonstrated experience delivering code-driven motion using at least one of the following: Remotion, HTML5 Canvas, SVG animation, Three.js, WebGL, GSAP, p5.js, Touch
- Designer, Houdini, or FFmpeg-scripted rendering.
- Working knowledge of JavaScript, TypeScript, or Python for writing and debugging animation and rendering code.
- Proficiency with editable source files and delivery formats, including .aep, .mogrt, .c4d, .blend, Lottie JSON, .riv, SVG, Git repositories, ProRes, and H.264.Command-line FFmpeg experience for encoding, concatenation, overlays, frame extraction, and media inspection.
- Professional experience with generative video and image tools such as Runway, Kling, Luma, Midjourney, or ComfyUI.Ability to create comparison samples and assess the quality of AI-generated visual outputs.
- A public portfolio or reel of shipped work and a public code sample demonstrating video rendering or animation.
- Strong written communication skills and the ability to explain creative decisions clearly.
- Availability for at least 40 hours per week during weekdays.
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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