As a Creative Designer, you will be responsible for creating design solutions for websites and banner ads that will have high
visual impact and engage users. The role involves a lot of client-designer collaboration, meaning you will need to have a
crystal-clear understanding of client needs, as well as your own style, to bring out the full potential of the client’s vision.
Responsibilities
? Coordinate with the Creative Director or Producer to determine the project scope
? Understand the client’s creative vision from the creative brief, the Creative Director or Producer’s instructions,
and/or client calls
? Creative designs that convey the intended message/creative vision by hand or using computer software packages
? Review designs for errors before sending out
? Incorporate revisions requested by the clients into the final design
? Support teams with high volume to balance out work distribution across ICs.
? Front liners for new and existing accounts in cases such as but not limited to account onboarding, vacancies, etc.
? Embrace and apply company core values - Agility, Quality, and Accountability.
? For headcount deployment to new/existing accounts as needed.
? Other tasks that may be assigned from time to time.
You will be trained on...
? The digital advertising industry
? Online and print media design principles and best practices
? Performing QA on designs

Desired Skills and Experience
Fresh graduates and job seekers from BPOs and other industries are invited to apply. Familiarity with digital advertising is
not a requirement, but we recommend you study online and print design to prepare for the exam. A design portfolio is a must.
Minimum Qualifications
? A Bachelor’s/College Degree in Digital Arts, Multimedia Arts, or an equivalent
? Must present a portfolio
? Expert in Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, as well as graphic design, illustration and layout
? After Effects, Premiere, Animate, or HTML5 skill a great plus
? Strong written and verbal English
? Must be willing to work any shift
? IU/UX experience, particularly in Adobe XD
? 3D rendering skills is a plus