Graphic Designer - Ad Design Ninja

Full-time Art and Design Workers

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• You will design ads. Mostly ads. Not brand books, not stationery, not birthday card templates for the office.
• You will work directly with the strategy and copy team. They give you the message, you give it a face.
• Every ad you design has to work in three layers: a hero line that grabs attention, a sub line that explains the offer, and a CTA that closes it.
• You will design for real estate, short-term rentals, and car dealerships. Different audiences, different visual language, same discipline.
• Speed matters. You will often turn around 5 to 10 ad variations in a single day for testing.
• You are expected to know what performs, not just what looks good. If an ad looks great but buries the offer, it fails.
• You should be sharp on Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Figma. These are your daily tools, not a nice to have on the resume list.
• You will get feedback often, sometimes...