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Jul 15, 2026
As a Graphic Designer, you'll be in charge of planning and creating graphics relevant to our clients' brands. Most of our clients are e-commerce store owners for whom we develop images and designs that fit their branding and generate ROI at the same time.
If you are able to make designs like this, then we'll consider you: reallygoo
Outcomes and Accountabilities:
- Understand brand image, and create compelling graphics
- Plan and create graphics for our clients' brands
- Generate brand-related and high-converting graphic designs (banners, gifs,
- Research and implementation of the latest design principles in e-commerce marketing
- Work collaboratively with copywriter, account manager, head strategist
- Ensure final graphics and layouts are visually appealing and on-brand
- Amend designs after feedback from the team
- Attend regular tea
In each task you'll be working with the account manager and provided graphics, offers, and details you may need to create an
Requirements and Qualifications:
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- You love designing and have the skills for it (such as Figma, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator)
- Must be looking for full-time and exclusive employment (not working as a freelancer or owning a side businesses)
- Interest in e-commerce industry
- A+ player when it comes to reliability and dedication
- Understand the vision and goals of the company
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Employment Perks and Benefits:
- Paid Time Off (14 days)
- Full-time Remote Work Setting
- Observance of Public Holidays
- Performance-based Incentives and Bonuses
- A library of internal resources and training
- Paid courses access
- Outcome-focused Environment
If you're interested in a full-time remote role with a lot of learning and growth opportunities in our start up
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