- Location
- Gurugram, Haryana, India
- Job type
- Full-time
Required skills
- cross-functional
- digital campaigns
- e-commerce
- graphic design
- typography
About the role
Website:
ustraa.com
Job details:
- Create designs for Amazon, Flip kart and other marketplace/e-commerce listings, including product images, banners, A+ content and promotional creatives.
- Design social media campaigns, digital ads and brand communication across multiple formats.
- Work on packaging, labels, cartons and other product-related design requirements.
- Develop campaign key visuals and adapt them across different consumer touchpoints.
- Work directly with marketing managers, category teams, sales teams and other internal stakeholders.
- Understand briefs shared through Excel sheets, Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, emails or verbal discussions, and convert them into clear visual communication.
- Manage multiple projects, sizes, adaptations and revisions while maintaining accuracy and brand consistency.
- Prepare final artworks with strong attention to typography, layout, color, product information and technical specifications.
- Use AI tools for ideation, image generation, visualization and improving creative productivity.
Requirements
- 8–10 years of relevant graphic design experience, preferably in an ad agency, FMCG or consumer brand environment.
- Strong portfolio covering marketplace/e-commerce design, social media, digital campaigns, brand campaigns and packaging.
- Strong design fundamentals with a good understanding of typography, composition, layout, color and visual hierarchy.
- Ability to work independently and take a brief from requirement to final execution.
- Comfortable working directly with managers and cross-functional teams rather than depending only on formal creative briefs.
- Strong attention to detail and ability to handle high-volume creative requirements.
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