Graphic & Motion Designer

Essential Duties And Responsibilities

• Develop compelling visual concepts across print, digital, and video platforms.
• Work closely with the Creative Director to bring campaigns from ideation to polished final output.
• Translate strategic objectives into visually engaging creative across all GSR brands and venues.
• Create motion graphics for digital signage, broadcast, social media, and in-house video content.
• Design and animate kinetic typography, lower thirds, transitions, animated logos, and promotional motion assets.
• Collaborate with the video team to produce cohesive, high impact visual storytelling.
• Create digital assets for web, email, social, and paid media.
• Maintain brand consistency across all channels and ensure production-ready accuracy.
• Partner with internal stakeholders to understand needs and deliver effective, on-brand creative.
• Work with external vendors, printers, and production partners to ensure quality and timely delivery.
• Manage multiple concurrent projects with precision, organization, and communication.
• Meet requirements of regular attendance in order to effectively complete job responsibilities in a timely manner.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

• Highly self-motivated, organized, accountable, and able to handle competing deadlines.
• Strong communicator who maintains a positive, solutions-focused approach with team members and internal clients.
• Comfortable presenting and articulating design decisions clearly.
• Flexible to work all shifts including holidays, nights, and weekends as business needs dictate.

Education And/or Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Motion Design, Visual Communication, or related field preferred.
• 4+ years of professional design experience, ideally in a fast-paced, multi-brand environment.

Physical Demands

• Constantly sitting and occasionally standing, walking, reaching overhead, bending over, crouching, and kneeling during the duration of their shift.
• Must be able to push/pull 10 lbs or less occasionally.
• Repetitive use of both hands, frequent light grasping motions, and occasional firm/strong grasping motions.
• Constant use of vision abilities including distance, depth perception, field of vision, and color vision.