Graphic Designer (freelance / part-time)

A Graphic Designer at Unframe will be responsible for creating compelling visual graphics for various marketing materials, including presentations, social media, and website content. You'll develop high-quality assets that ensure brand consistency and support our digital design needs. Collaboration with marketing, product, and leadership teams is essential for bringing creative ideas to life, and you’ll need to adapt to our global team's time zones as well.

To qualify for the freelance Graphic Designer role at Unframe, candidates should have proven experience in graphic design and a strong portfolio that highlights a range of design work, particularly in B2B or tech-related industries. Proficiency in design tools like Adobe Creative Suite or Figma is crucial, alongside excellent communication skills in English to facilitate clear collaboration within our global team.

At Unframe, brand consistency is maintained through the work of our Graphic Designer, who creates visual assets that adhere to our established brand guidelines. By developing templates and visual strategies that align with our brand identity, the designer ensures that all marketing materials reflect a cohesive look and feel across every channel. This commitment helps us resonate stronger with our B2B enterprise tech audiences.

As a Graphic Designer working at Unframe, proficiency in design tools and software is essential. Familiarity with Adobe Creative Suite—particularly Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign—along with Figma, is highly valuable. These tools will aid you in creating visually appealing and effective graphics that support our marketing initiatives.

For the Graphic Designer position at Unframe, we prefer candidates with experience in B2B or tech-related design fields. A strong portfolio demonstrating versatility in graphic design work is crucial. Additionally, experience in a fast-paced startup environment is a plus, as it indicates your capability to manage multiple projects and meet tight deadlines effectively.

In my design process, I prioritize understanding the client's vision and objectives. I start with research to gather inspiration and analyze the target audience, particularly in the B2B sector. Then, I sketch concepts and mockups using tools like Adobe Illustrator or Figma. I focus on feedback and revisions to refine the designs. At Unframe, this process ensures that the visuals resonate well with our audience and align with the overall brand identity.

To manage tight deadlines, I prioritize my projects based on urgency and importance. I use project management tools to track deadlines and progress, breaking down tasks to make them more manageable. Effective communication with team members about timelines and expectations helps in delivering high-quality work without compromising on creativity, which would be essential at Unframe.

Feedback is an integral part of my design process. I actively seek input from colleagues and clients to ensure that the design aligns with their vision and expectations. Constructive criticism helps me to enhance my work and refine my designs further. At Unframe, this collaborative feedback will be vital in creating assets that resonate with our B2B audience.

I ensure brand consistency by closely following the established brand guidelines. This includes using the correct fonts, colors, and imagery that align with the brand's identity. I also create templates to streamline the design process for various marketing materials while maintaining a cohesive visual style, which is paramount to Unframe's efforts in branding.

One challenging design project involved rebranding a client's marketing materials to better reflect their evolving identity. To overcome this, I organized brainstorming sessions with the marketing team, allowing us to redefine objectives and visual direction. Through open communication and iterative design, we arrived at a solution that satisfied both the client and their audience, showcasing my problem-solving skills that would be beneficial at Unframe.

I predominantly use Adobe Creative Suite tools like Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign for their versatility and depth of features, which facilitate high-quality design creation. Figma is also a favorite for its collaboration capabilities, allowing real-time feedback, which is crucial when working with colleagues across different time zones at Unframe.

I stay updated with design trends by following industry blogs, joining design communities, participating in webinars, and regularly practicing new techniques. Engaging with the design community helps me learn from others and keep my skills relevant, which is important for producing innovative designs at Unframe.

I have worked previously in a startup environment where I had to juggle multiple design projects simultaneously under tight deadlines. This experience taught me to be adaptable, quick-thinking, and efficient with my time management. I believe this adaptability is crucial for successfully contributing to the dynamic atmosphere at Unframe.

In a global team, I believe clear communication is key. I use project management tools to keep everyone updated on project statuses and deadlines. Being mindful of different time zones, I adjust my availability for meetings and prefer to document key discussions. This ensures everyone is on the same page and helps foster collaboration across the teams at Unframe.

Designing for B2B tech audiences requires a balanced approach of professionalism and creativity. I aim to focus on clean, functional design that clearly communicates the message. Understanding the audience's pain points is essential for creating graphics that resonate and engage. By tailoring my designs to reflect industry-specific needs and nuances, I can create visuals that effectively capture the attention of clients in the tech sector.