Visual Designer

What You'll Do

We're looking for a Visual Designer to join our brand team to bring our distinctive visual identity to life across every touchpoint. This is a hands-on execution role for someone who thrives on craft: you'll take creative direction and a defined brand system and extend it into polished, on-brand work at speed and scale. You're not being asked to reinvent the brand every week — you're being asked to be the person who makes it consistently excellent. The ideal candidate has strong instincts, sweats the details, and can move fluidly between a keynote deck in the morning and a social campaign in the afternoon.

Responsibilities

• Design across formats — presentations, marketing collateral, digital and social assets, web components, event and environmental graphics — in service of a cohesive brand system

• Take direction from the Brand Lead and translate rough concepts, sketches, or written briefs into finished design

• Extend and maintain brand guidelines, templates, and component libraries so the whole organization can stay on-brand

• Own production-level craft: typesetting, layout, color, file prep, and export across print and digital

• Manage multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously without losing quality or attention to detail

• Partner with cross-functional stakeholders (marketing, product, comms) to understand needs and deliver work that hits the brief
• Incorporate feedback quickly and iterate with a positive, collaborative attitude

Where You'll Work

This requires in-office collaboration 5 days a week in our Palo Alto or San Francisco Office.

Who You Are

• 5+ years of professional design experience, in-house or agency

• A portfolio that demonstrates strong typography, layout, and systems thinking — and the ability to execute within an established brand

• Fluency in Figma and the Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop)

• Experience leveraging LLM / Gen AI to accelerate asset creation and adaption

• A sharp eye for detail and a high bar for finished craft

• The ability to take direction well and elevate it, rather than needing everything spelled out

• Comfort working at pace across a high volume of varied requests

• Strong communication skills and a collaborative, low-ego working style