Designer / Animator

September 14, 2026

The Designer / Animator is a temporary role working closely with our Creative and Post-Production teams to conceptualize and execute visually dynamic motion graphics, titles, and UI elements. We are seeking a versatile, agile creative—a true "jack-of-all-trades"—who thrives in a fast-paced environment and can seamlessly transition across diverse projects and visual styles. Key Responsibilities: <ul><li>Motion Design & Animation: Design and animate high-quality 2D and 3D motion graphics</li><li>Core Design Execution: Apply strong foundational skills in visual concept development, layout, and typography across all assets</li><li>Creative Collaboration: Partner closely with creative and production teams to execute project objectives aligned with the creative vision</li><li>Research & Innovation: Explore, research, and apply cutting-edge design techniques to produce unique visual solutions</li><li>Conceptual Development: Support early-stage project phases by creating cohesive storyboards and style frames</li><li>Creative Ideation: Actively participate in brainstorming sessions, contributing fresh perspectives and innovative design ideas</li><li>Asset & Workflow Management: Adhere to team standards for file organization, naming conventions, and version control </li></ul>Requirements <ul><li>Technical Proficiency: Advanced expertise in Adobe Creative Cloud (After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator). Hands-on experience with Cinema 4D or other 3D software is a major plus</li><li>Communication: Exceptional communication skills with a track record of strong responsiveness, clarity, and follow-through</li><li>Self-Management: Highly proactive and adaptable, with proven success managing multiple competing priorities in a fast-moving environment</li><li>Engagement & Ownership: Confident in pitching concepts, giving clear project updates, and actively contributing to design critiques</li><li>Gaming Culture: A personal passion for and deep familiarity with video games is strongly preferred, though not mandatory</li></ul>

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