Job Title: Graphic Designer 4
Job Type: Contract
Site Type: Onsite: Redmond, WA
Duration: 1 Month 21 Days
Job Overview
In this role as a Narratives designer for a fast-growing business application product in our company, you will work alongside your manager and peers to partner closely with the product team including leadership, PMs, Product Design, Marketing, Sales, and Engineering, to create assets that communicate the product’s vision, mission, and roadmap effectively to both internal and external stakeholders. Your day-to-day will include building presentation decks, crafting customer and partner demos, product UI mockups, supporting video/motion pieces, and designing business-critical communication assets.
Job Responsibilities
- Build presentation decks, craft customer and partner demos, product UI mockups, support video/motion pieces, and design of business-critical communication assets
Job Requirements
- 5+ years of industry experience in visual communications design, product and/or user experience design
- Minimum of 1 year FIGMA experience
- Word Design experience
- Strong design portfolio that demonstrates high-quality design work with a solid understanding of layout, typography, color, and grids in line with accessibility standards
- Interest and eagerness to learn and incorporate business storytelling best practices as well as human-centered design, and process into daily workflow
- Ability to think creatively and critically about ambiguous design challenges
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills and the ability to present your work to peers across disciplines
- Ability to own and drive projects independently as a design SME but also the humility and courage to ask for help where needed
- Comfortable and enthusiastic about working in a complex and highly technical product space
- Fluent in current design tools such as PowerPoint, Figma, Adobe CC, etc., and an understanding of leveraging design systems
- Experience with animation, video editing, prototyping and 3D visual work (C4D/Blender) is not required, but strongly desired