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Freelance Graphic Designer

Hybrid in Boston, MA

Who are we? 

143 Studios LLC is a media company headquartered in Boston, MA focused on creating, producing, and publishing first-of-its-kind audio and visual content that inspires and empowers millions of people around the world with unprecedented results: billions of video views, millions of books sold, seven #1 audiobooks, 19 million total followers, and original courses and professional development education for clients like Starbucks, Ulta Beauty, JP Morgan Chase, and Audible. 143 Studios produces content across all platforms for Mel Robbins, the top female voice in the mental health, wellness, and personal development spaces, including The Mel Robbins Podcast, the #1 Education podcast in the world and the 5th most-followed podcast on Apple Podcasts. Millions of people tune into the podcast for science-backed tools, expert resources, and the inspiration to create a better life.

143 Studios, the production team behind Mel Robbins, is seeking a highly skilled Freelance Graphic Designer who will not only deliver high-quality visual assets but also play a crucial role in shaping our unified brand presence across all digital platforms. This position requires someone who can handle the day-to-day design demands while also contributing to the development of a cohesive brand identity, ensuring that our visual storytelling is aligned with business goals and resonates with our audience.

The ideal candidate has a strong eye for design and experience in branding, is organized, and can think both creatively and strategically. You will work across social media, podcast, email, and video platforms, ensuring every design is not only beautiful but also deeply connected to the user experience and the broader goals of 143 Studios. This role is a critical part of building an orchestrated brand experience for one of the most followed and influential voices in personal development.

 

Key Responsibilities:

Graphic Design Execution:

  • Design engaging visuals for social media, podcast promotion, YouTube thumbnails, and newsletters. 
  • Ensure all visual content aligns with Mel Robbins’ brand identity, including digital ads, promotional collateral, course workbooks, and other graphic requests.
  • Maintain a high level of attention to detail and accuracy, even with tight deadlines.

Brand Consistency & Strategy:

  • Contribute to the development of a brand design system, ensuring that all creative outputs align with an overarching brand vision.
  • Establish a design pattern library, allowing for consistency and scalability across all platforms.
  • Collaborate with leadership and cross-functional teams to create design solutions that are both visually compelling and strategically aligned with business objectives.

Collaboration & Cross-Platform Integration:

  • Work closely with the social, marketing, and content teams to deliver visuals that drive user engagement and conversions and integrate seamlessly into the overall digital experience, including websites, newsletters, and email campaigns.
  • Partner with external teams or freelance UX designers to elevate interaction design when needed, ensuring all touchpoints provide a cohesive experience.

Continuous Improvement & Trend Tracking:

  • Stay updated on design trends, emerging technologies, and best practices, particularly in digital, social, and brand design.
  • Lead efforts in refining the brand’s visual identity as new campaigns and products emerge.
  • Incorporate A/B testing data to continually refine design elements and improve conversion rates.

 

Qualifications:

Experience:

  • 3-5+ years of graphic design experience with a focus on digital media (social, email, podcast, video).
  • A portfolio that demonstrates a strong grasp of design principles, branding, color theory, and typography.
  • Proven experience working across digital channels, including social media, newsletters, and websites.

Skills:

  • Proficient in Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign).
  • Experience designing for multiple platforms with an understanding of design and user experience integration.
  • Strong organizational and time management skills; capable of handling multiple projects and tight deadlines.

Mindset:

  • You are strategic and can think about how designs fit into larger brand goals, not just as one-off outputs.
  • You’re a self-starter, problem solver, and someone who brings fresh ideas to the table.
  • You have a passion for creating impactful, mission-driven content that helps shape the future of a growing brand.

Key Attributes:

  • Brand Visionary: You understand the importance of creating a unified brand experience across all platforms.
  • Creative Problem-Solver: You thrive in a fast-paced environment and can manage multiple tasks while maintaining creativity and consistency.
  • Collaborative Team Player: You work well with cross-functional teams and can communicate design vision effectively to non-designers.
  • Detail-Oriented: You have a strong eye for detail and never sacrifice quality, even with quick turnarounds.
  • Local: You must be Boston-based or within commutable distance of our studio. 

Learn more about us:

Interested candidates should submit their resume, portfolio, and a brief cover letter explaining why they are the right fit for the role.

Please apply to this position by November 14, 2024.

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