Contract Creative Designer (6-months)

About the Role

Join ShopBack as a Contract Creative Designer and bring our brand to life across regional markets. In this 6-month role, you’ll craft high-impact, conversion-driven key visuals and storytelling assets across digital, mobile, and offline channels.

Working with our high-performing Creative team, you'll seamlessly translate ideas from performance banners to OOH billboards. If you thrive in fast-paced environments, obsess over visual craft and detail, and know how to deliver artwork that drives real performance, we’d love to have you on board.

Your Adventure Ahead

What You'll Own

• Design key visuals and marketing assets (digital and offline) that drive storytelling and brand presence
• Translate briefs into polished, conceptually strong designs across Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and Google Suite
• Adapt designs across different formats and mediums, balancing creative vision with flexibility
• Leverage AI design tools (image generation, conceptual prompting) to accelerate ideation and iteration
• Collaborate with teams to ensure designs align with brand standards and campaign goals
• Maintain a strong eye for detail and consistency across all deliverables

Essential to Succeed

Must-have:

• Commit for a 6-months contract period, with the possibility of extension or conversion to full-time employment.
• 1-2 years of design experience in agency or in-house environments
• Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop
• Proficiency in Google Suite (Docs, Sheets, Slides)
• Demonstrated baseline knowledge of AI tools (e.g., image generation) and willingness to integrate them into your workflow
• Strong conceptualization and storytelling ability-the ability to translate ideas into cohesive visual narratives
• Adaptability and comfort working across both online and offline design challenges
• Portfolio demonstrating conceptual thinking and design execution

Nice-to-have:

• Figma experience
• E-commerce or agency background
• Experience designing for multiple markets or cultural contexts