Graphic Designer (Social-First, Part-Time Contract)
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We’re hiring a part-time contract graphic designer whose work brings exactly that energy. This is a hands-on maker role, not a strategy seat. You’ll turn out a steady stream of scroll-stopping graphics across our channels, work fast, iterate on what performs, and keep a consistent, modern, design-forward look.
Requirements
Do you have experience in Video editing?, * A strong portfolio. This is non-negotiable, please do not apply without one. A website (Framer or similar) is ideal; Dribbble or Behance works too
- Real fluency in Canva and Adobe (Photoshop, Premiere)
- Ability to cut simple, clean video in CapCut is a major plus and moves you to the top of the pile
- Comfort with AI image-generation tools. We’re a model-agnostic AI shop working heavily with Grok Imagine and OpenAI’s image model, so experience prompting, generating, and refining with these (or a clear ability to pick them up fast) matters to us
- A sharp eye for modern, internet-native design and a feel for American internet culture, * 15 to 20 hours per week, fully remote within the United States
- Start date: June 22, 2026, with immediate availability required
- Must be authorized to work in the US
Benefits & conditions
$1,000 - $2,000 a month - Contract, Pulled from the full job description
- Flexible schedule, $1,000 to $2,000 USD per month depending on scope and experience. Retainer based on deliverables., * Flexible schedule
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