Multimedia Designer

The Multimedia Designer plays a key role in developing visually compelling and brand-aligned content across digital and traditional platforms. This role combines creativity, design expertise, and technical proficiency to support marketing campaigns, internal communications, and client-facing materials. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-paced, hybrid setup and collaborates well with cross-functional teams to bring ideas to life through motion, video, and interactive design.

Job Description

Key Responsibilities

Creative Design & Production

• Conceptualize, design, and produce multimedia assets including graphics, animations, videos, and interactive content for marketing, corporate, and social media use
• Ensure all creative outputs align with brand guidelines and project objectives.
• Design visual materials for presentations, digital ads, email campaigns, websites, and event collateral.

Video & Motion Graphics

• Edit short-form and long-form videos for promotional and educational purposes.
• Create engaging motion graphics and animated explainers to enhance storytelling.
• Support video shoots through storyboarding, direction, and post-production work.

Collaboration & Execution

• Work closely with the marketing, communications, and digital teams to translate campaign briefs into impactful visual concepts.
• Participate in brainstorming sessions and contribute creative ideas that strengthen brand engagement.
• Manage multiple design projects simultaneously while meeting deadlines in a hybrid (office + remote) setup.

Brand Consistency & Innovation

• Maintain consistency in tone, color, imagery, and typography across all media.
• Stay updated on design trends, emerging digital platforms, and creative tools to continuously improve output quality and efficiency.

Qualifications

• Bachelors degree in Multimedia Arts, Graphic Design, Visual Communication, or any creative field that taught you how to turn ideas into eye candy.
• 2-3 years of experience in multimedia design bonus points if you've survived the creative chaos of a marketing department with tight deadlines and even tighter feedback loops.
• Fluent in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere Pro) basically, your daily vitamins. Familiarity with Figma or Canva is also great (we know, sometimes Canva saves the day).
• Foundational knowledge of UI/UX principles, video editing, and motion graphics. While advanced motion design expertise is not required, familiarity with key concepts such as keyframes and basic animation techniques is expected.
• A strong portfolio that makes us go Wow. Show us your range especially your work in the service sector (or anything that proves you can make HR sound exciting).
• Excellent time management skills you can juggle multiple projects, deadlines, and the occasional creative block like a pro.
• Good communication and presentation skills you can explain your design choices to non-designers without having to open Photoshop to prove your point.
• Team player in a hybrid world whether you're brainstorming in the office or creating magic from your home setup, you thrive wherever the Wi-Fis strong.
• Embraces AI tools to assist in working smart to deliver requirements. Uses AI to amplify creativity you're the kind of creative who lets AI handle the grunt work so you can focus on the fun work.