Senior Creative Strategist (Design & Multimedia)

Overview

We are looking for a Senior Creative Strategist—a designer-first creative who thrives at the intersection of high-fidelity visual craft, motion storytelling, and agentic systems thinking. This is a role for a creative who wants to move beyond individual asset creation to architecting the very ways we create.

Key Responsibilities

• Design & Visual Strategy (Primary)

• Execute high-fidelity visual design to align with our ever-evolving brand.
• Apply an agency-level “strategic lens” to every brief, ensuring visual assets aren’t just beautiful, but are built to achieve specific business outcomes.
• Own layout, typography, and visual system decisions across campaigns, digital platforms, and print.
• Bridge the gap between static design and video, ensuring a cohesive visual language across all platforms.

• MultiMedia Support & Video Collaboration (Secondary)

• Contribute to video and photo production as a “designer who shoots” — capturing assets with a clear understanding of how they’ll live within a larger design system.
• Provide basic video editing support when needed, with a focus on translating the design identity into motion.
• Collaborate with the video team to ensure visual consistency from concept through final delivery.

• Agentic Scaling & AI Integration

• Build modular templates and “creative kits” that enable the team to scale output without increasing manual hours.
• Identify repetitive production tasks and replace them with AI-assisted or automated workflows — tools that handle the grunt work so the team can stay focused on craft.
• Implement AI tools thoughtfully and strategically, always anchored to your creative judgment rather than letting the tool drive the output.
• Stay current on AI developments relevant to design and multimedia production, and proactively bring new tools and methods to the team.

Qualifications

• Design-First Expertise (Required)

• Expert-level command of Adobe Creative Suite — Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, and Premiere Pro. Your portfolio should demonstrate a strong foundation in layout, typography, and visual systems.
• 2–3 years of agency experience, with a portfolio that reflects the strategic “why” behind the design, not just the execution.

• MultiMedia Fluency (Preferred, Not Required)

• Basic video editing and production skills — enough to capture and cut assets with confidence. Deep video production experience is a bonus; a designer’s eye applied to motion is the baseline requirement.
• Comfort collaborating with video specialists and translating design decisions into motion contexts.

• The Pragmatic Scaler

• You actively use AI tools in your workflow today — not as a crutch, but as a production assistant. You rely on your trained creative taste to ensure the final product is elite, and you use technology to handle the repetitive so you can focus on the craft.
• You’re keeping up with the fast-moving AI tool landscape and are always looking for ways to work smarter.

• Mindset & Work Style

• Proactive and self-directed — you don’t wait to be asked. You spot the opportunity, propose the solution, and move.
• Comfortable with ambiguity; you can thrive in a fast-paced environment where the brief evolves and priorities shift.
• Strong communicator and collaborative team player who can manage multiple projects simultaneously without losing attention to detail.
• Bonus: a background or strong interest in copywriting, screenwriting, or narrative storytelling.