01Responsibilities
What You'll Do - Edit high quality video across multiple formats. - Create motion graphics, animation and visual transitions. - Design visual assets for digital platforms and brand communication. - Contribute to the visual side of UI/UX for web and product interfaces. - Work with typography, layout, colour, imagery and composition. - Translate ideas and briefs into clear visual concepts. - Build visual stories that connect with the intended audience. - Work with sound, music and pacing to strengthen emotion and impact. - Develop and refine concepts beyond the obvious first solution. - Explore AI-assisted creative tools where they genuinely improve the work. - Maintain a consistently high standard across every medium. Preferred Qualifications: Your Craft You should have strong practical understanding of: - Adobe Premiere Pro - Adobe After Effects - Photoshop / Illustrator or equivalent design tools - Figma - Video editing - Motion design - Basic animation - UI visual design - Composition - Typography - Colour theory - Visual hierarchy - Layout - Pacing - Sound and audio rhythm - Brand and visual identity fundamentals Knowledge of DaVinci Resolve, Blender, generative creative tools or additional design software is useful. But knowing more software will never compensate for weak creative judgement. What We Mean by Visual Intelligence We are looking for someone who understands that: - The same colour can communicate trust, urgency, luxury or danger depending on context. - A typeface changes the personality of a message before the words are even read. - A good interface guides attention without making the user think about the interface itself. - Silence can sometimes create more impact than music. - Motion should have a reason. - A logo can be technically clean and still say nothing. - A beautiful screen can still be poor design if the hierarchy is wrong. - A visually impressive film can still fail if the audience feels nothing. You should be able to look at creative work and explain why it succeeds or why it fails. What We Notice We notice people who: - See awkward spacing, poor typography or visual imbalance without being told. - Understand emotional tone, not just visual polish. - Think about how different audiences may react to the same design. - Can connect a creative choice to a brand, story or purpose. - Study advertising, cinema, interfaces, branding, photography or sound because they genuinely enjoy understanding them. - Can take inspiration without copying. - Have personal experiments that were never commissioned. - Revisit their own work because they know it can be better. - Care about small details even when nobody else notices them. AI & Your Craft AI can generate an image. It cannot decide whether the image communicates the right emotion. AI can generate a logo. It cannot decide whether the identity belongs to the brand. AI can generate a video. It cannot decide whether the pacing, sound and story connect with people. AI can suggest an interface. It cannot replace your understanding of hierarchy, usability and visual judgement. We expect you to use AI intelligently where it expands creative possibilities. But AI should extend your ability, not create it. If the tools disappeared tomorrow, you should still understand design, editing, motion and visual communication. You Might Not Enjoy This Role If - You depend heavily on templates. - You need a reference before you can .
