Brand Designer

What You'll Do

• Own visual output across brand, campaigns, web, social, and launch moments, from concept to shipped asset.
• Turn complex financial infrastructure and products into things people can actually see and understand.
• Set and hold the visual system as we scale, not just as a guideline doc, but as consistent, recognisable output across everything we ship.
• Support event and content collateral: Prepares high-impact visuals for Web3 conferences, whitepaper illustrations, and blog graphics.
• Optimize assets for Web3 platforms: Ensures designs are responsive for web3 wallets, mobile apps, and animated formats, while adhering to crypto-specific trends.
• Produce motion and 3D work where it earns its place: product explainers, launch films, conference presence.

Who You Are

• Fast and good, not one or the other. Most designers have one. You have both and you can walk us through the timeline on specific pieces in your portfolio: how long it took, what the deadline was, what you cut.
• Deep in one or two areas, competent across the rest. Strong in brand or motion or 3D, able to hold your own in the others.
• Self-directed. You've scoped, sequenced, and driven real projects without someone telling you the next step and made the calls yourself when the brief was ambiguous. Someone who pitches rather than asks permission. You bring a direction and argue for it.
• Unbothered by direct feedback. We're small, fast, and radically transparent with each other. Sitting on a portfolio with real range. You shipped work, not concepts, ideally something you took from nothing to live under time pressure.
• Nice to have Crypto, fintech experience — enough that you're not learning what a protocol is on the job. In-house experience at an early-stage company. 3D or motion as a genuine strength rather than a passing familiarity.