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Sr. Marketing Designer

Remote within the US

At Apartment List, we’re on a mission to find every renter a home they love at the value they deserve. Finding the right place to live is one of the most important, time-consuming and expensive decisions that all of us make. Getting it right matters. We’ve helped millions of families find a home they love, and we’re just getting started.

Here’s what you’ll do as part of the team:
As a Sr. Marketing Designer, you will play a pivotal role in bringing to life our brand experience through impeccable design and creative executions. In this role, you will act as a design and brand steward on a dynamic and multi-faceted marketing team, where you will spend ample time designing, iterating and partnering with channel stakeholders across B2B and B2C teams. You will design impeccable solutions from presentation decks to event assets and landing pages on any given day. The right candidate will be someone who can take big creative swings, and also produce impeccable utilitarian designs. This role is responsible for managing and executing projects from concept to delivery with a significant amount of autonomy. This role reports to our marketing design manager, and works closely with both Product Design and Marketing stakeholders.

Who you are:

  • Versatile designer with proficiency in multiple design disciplines
    Scope of work will be diverse, including big projects that require creative ideation and concepting to production-level design projects. Breadth of projects include, but is not limited to, event brand activations, email campaigns, paid performance ads and social media creative. Designing B2B sales enablement collateral will be an important aspect of this role, so you will also be an experienced presentation designer.
  • Equal parts left- and right-brained
    In addition to executing a wide range of design projects, you will be adept at managing your projects with critical partners and stakeholders while meeting goals and deadlines. You have the experience and skills to confidently present design ideas and manage feedback. You will also possess the soft skills and judgment to know when to push back or escalate decisions that impact design quality and work product. 
  • A visual storyteller with deep understanding of brand
    You’re a tastemaker as much as you are a creative problem solver, and you bring a strong point of view of what’s on-brand vs. what’s on-trend. You will be responsible for safeguarding, evolving and championing our brand identity as an in-house designer who regularly partners cross-functionally, as well as with agency partners and vendors.

Here are the skills and experience you’ll need to be successful:

  • 6-8 years experience in visual design; experience in brand marketing and / or in-house preferred
  • A design portfolio that reflects your branding experience, along with your best work examples
  • Proven experience designing for B2C, as well as B2B audiences, especially presentation decks, conference experiences, and collaborating with sales teams
  • Understands the difference between brand design, production design and product design, and knows which design levers are needed on any given project
  • Proficient in Figma, Adobe CC, Google Suite
  • Can take an undefined design problem, and solve from concept to execution
  • Design fundamentalist knowing the rules, but knows how to bend and break them to create innovative solutions
  • Clear understanding of visual hierarchy, balance, rhythm, typography and color
  • Creative mindset and ability to adapt to change
  • Able to accomplish their given work quickly and thoughtfully
  • Comfortable juggling multiple projects and tasks at once


Highly desired skills and experience:

  • Proficient in After Effects and motion design; ability to both design and implement motion graphics is strongly desired
  • Design systems thinking and tooling that helps scale design processes and resources (i.e. automation and templating tools for non-design end users)
  • Experience working with vendors and agencies to bring large scale events to life

Here's the Pay Range:

At Apartment List, we carefully consider a variety of factors to determine compensation for each position, including the role, level, and work. The US base salary range for this position is:

  • Zone 1: $98,000 - $119,000 + bonus + equity
  • Zone 2: $91,000 - $110,000 + bonus + equity
  • Zone 3: $84,000 - $101,000 + bonus + equity

This reflects the compensation target for new hire salaries for the position across all US locations. Please note, the compensation details provided do not include benefits and perks that we offer. 

We also rely on market indicators along with considering your work location, job related skills, experience and relevant education and training, to determine compensation that is fair and competitive for you. Apartment List will consider paying compensation near the higher of the range in exceptional circumstances, where candidates have the experience, credentials or expertise that would warrant such consideration. It is always our goal to hire exceptional talent and we would be happy to share more about compensation during the hiring process.

Here's what's in it for you (full-time US based employees only; does not apply to contract roles): 

  • Competitive Compensation: Including annual salary, pre-IPO stock options, and other financial compensation (if applicable)
  • Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage: 100% of premiums covered for you AND all of your dependents
  • Unlimited Flexible Time Off: Unlimited FTO in addition to 12 company holidays per year, quarterly “recharge” days, and a week-long holiday break
  • Home Office Reimbursement: To cover home office furniture and supplies, monthly home internet, and monthly cell phone (if applicable)
  • Health & Wellness Reimbursement: To cover monthly gym membership or other qualifying expenses
  • Parental Support: Generous parental and family leave, fertility benefits, and employer-sponsored stipends towards family forming services
  • 401k Plan: To support you in your individual retirement goals
  • Team Events: Frequent team-building events, fun team off-sites, and bi-annual company meetups
  • Commitment to DEI: To prioritize Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion within our workplace and to stay true to our values and mission
  • Mentorship and Training: To get you onboard quickly, learn new professional skills, and invest in your career development
  • Impact and Visibility: To expose you to and provide the opportunity to work on highly strategic initiatives that will transform the business
  • Encouragement and Empowerment: To explore and adopt new technologies and drive meaningful decisions and outcomes

At Apartment List we believe that everyone deserves a home they love AND a career they love. We strive to build a diverse team that is a reflection of the people we serve; this is made possible through our commitment to fostering a culture of diversity, inclusion, equity, and connectedness. 

As a proud equal opportunity employer, we celebrate the collection of individual differences, life experiences, ideas, perspectives, knowledge, and talent. We hire candidates of any race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, marital or family status, disability, Veteran status, and any other status.

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