ABOUT THE ROLE

Our ideal candidate is a multifaceted individual. You should be a big thinker who fully understands what it takes to develop great creative. We expect an excellent standard of execution from any experienced graphic designer joining our team. As a Senior Designer, you look forward to working closely with multiple disciplines across the firm such as Strategy, Creative, Account and Marketing. You are fluent in ‘brand’ and comfortable with ‘strategy’ conversations. As such, you rise to the challenge of translating brand strategy into powerful and purposeful creative concepts.

In addition, we are in search of an ideas person, an experimenter, someone who likes to develop concepts and tackle tricky problems. As a part of your concepting process, you are willing to challenge yourself and others, and bring unexpected connections to the table that inspire new ideas and ways of thinking.

Studio culture is critical to us. You are a creative who is a proactive self-starter, articulate, pragmatic and reliable. Someone who is happy to challenge our thinking and motivated to positively impact our studio environment and design community.

YOUR DAY TO DAY

Work in partnership with project and account teams to understand and manage client needs
Contribute to design projects from conception thru delivery, including the design of brand guidelines and activation materials
Produce outstanding design solutions across multiple touchpoints e.g. for comprehensive brand launches and/or brand campaigns
Help to training and reviewing work of junior designers to give guidance and feedback
Work with vendors and outside specialty resources
Contribute to a lively office culture that encourages you to take an active role, experiment and grow
Interface credibly and effectively with clients for presentations and project management
Stay up-to-date with industry developments and tools

WHAT YOU BRING

4+ years of proven experience as a Senior Designer, Graphic Design or similar role
Portfolio of completed, brand design projects in response to client RFPs
Advanced skills in Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, PowerPoint and Figma
Nice to have skills in XD, After Effects, InVision, Midjourney and Google Suite
BFA in Graphic Design preferred, or equivalent experience
A deep understanding of typography, design elements and principles, and best practices across print and digital
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, including solid verbal and written presentation skills
Basic understanding of UX and UI design
Strong, reasoned, creative problem-solving skills
Attention to visual details while maintaining big picture overview of deliverables
Successfully manages time, process, and workflow in collaboration with a team
Understanding of print processes and creative production

Location: New York, New York
Salary range: 100,000 - 120,000 USD

Prophet is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. All employment, promotion, and evaluation decisions are based on qualifications, merit and business need.

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