Brand Designer

Seattle. Posted a month ago

The role

A Brand Designer will bring creative concepts and campaigns to life across social, web, email, packaging, retail, and events. You will act as a creative partner to the Design Director and other teams to translate direction into visual executions.

What you will do

Bring creative concepts and campaigns to life across social, web, email, packaging, retail, events, and other brand touchpoints
Act as a right hand to the Design Director, helping translate creative direction into strong visual executions
Partner closely with media and social leads to develop social content
Take creative briefs and turn them into thoughtful, polished design solutions
Design everything from big visual moments to the tiny details
Adapt and extend creative across formats, platforms, and channels
Help evolve and maintain Tin Can’s visual language
Collaborate with copywriters, marketers, social, product, and other teams
Work with photographers, illustrators, animators, production partners, and other creatives as needed
Build templates, toolkits, and systems

Required qualifications

3–5+ years of experience in brand design, graphic design, or a similar creative role
A portfolio that shows excellent visual design and strong execution across multiple channels
Strong typography, layout, composition instincts
Passion for motion graphics
Experience designing for social and digital platforms
Comfort working within an existing brand system and extending it into new applications
Strong Figma and Adobe Creative Suite skills
Excellent attention to detail and organizational skills
A collaborative, low-ego approach to creative work
A genuine interest in brands, culture, design, and making things people want to look at

Nice to have

Motion or animation skills
Photography or art direction experience
Experience with packaging or physical brand experiences
Experience working at a startup, agency, or other fast-moving creative environment
An instinct for the weird, clever, colorful, and unexpected

About the company

Tin Can is building a safer, simpler way for kids to connect—without smartphones. They are creating devices and services that let families call people free from the noise of today's digital world.