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Visual Designer

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Roadie, a UPS Company, is a logistics management and crowdsourced delivery platform. Founded in 2014, Roadie offers businesses fast, flexible and asset-light logistics solutions for last-mile delivery. Roadie enables local delivery to more than 95% of U.S. households by providing access to more than 200,000 independent drivers nationwide – allowing businesses to offer their customers delivery optionality for almost any industry, from airlines to artisans.

At Roadie, our Visual Designers are self-starting, highly engaged creatives who thrive on translating business needs into impactful, well-designed assets. They are motivated by excellence and produce high-quality work that resonates with our diverse audiences.

Our Content & Creative team works in close collaboration to produce and direct a myriad of projects for our marketing, communications, social media, product, and sales teams.

What You’ll Do

  • Own the end-to-end design process for projects, from concept to execution, ensuring alignment with business objectives and brand guidelines
  • Act as a strategic partner to stakeholders, proactively identifying opportunities where design can elevate business outcomes
  • Champion the Roadie brand by maintaining consistency in voice, tone, and visual identity across all customer-facing touchpoints
  • Present and defend design decisions confidently to business audiences, mapping creative choices to strategic goals
  • Work autonomously while maintaining strong collaboration with cross-functional teams
  • Drive innovation in design, keeping up with industry trends and proactively introducing new ideas, tools, and processes
  • Effectively scope, prioritize, and manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment, ensuring timely and high-quality delivery
  • Lead relationships with outside vendors, managing estimates, material specifications, and production workflows
  • Execute a variety of projects across digital (high-impact marketing campaigns, web visuals, social media, UI assets) and print (brand collateral, packaging, training materials, promotional items)

The Tools You’ll Use

  • Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) is paramount for advanced graphic design and asset creation
  • Figma as we design for web, mobile applications, and other digital prototypes
  • Canva, utilized for high-impact animated collateral and comprehensive social media creative, leveraging its latest professional-grade capabilities
    Google Business apps and MS Office to develop and manage documentation, presentations, and collaborative workflows
  • HubSpot and Braze for email, product messages, and web maintenance 
  • Project management platforms like Wrike and Jira for cross-functional collaboration and workflow optimization
  • Bonus skills: Premiere Pro, After Effects, Sketch, HTML/CSS.

What You Bring

  • 4+ years of experience as a graphic or visual designer, with a proven track record of producing outstanding work
  • A portfolio that showcases a strong sense of visual storytelling, craftsmanship, and versatility across mediums
  • A deep understanding of digital design best practices and a keen awareness of evolving trends
  • Ability to take initiative, own projects, and drive them to success with minimal oversight
  • Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills, with the ability to provide strategic design recommendations
  • Exceptional communication and presentation skills, with a talent for influencing stakeholders and advocating for design excellence
  • Experience working in a high-growth, fast-paced environment with agility and adaptability
  • Passion for digital, mobile, and social technology, with a curiosity for emerging creative tools and techniques
  • A scrappy, innovative, and team-oriented mindset with an unwavering commitment to high-quality output

Why Roadie? 

  • Competitive compensation packages 
  • 100% covered health insurance premiums for yourself
  • 401k with company match
  • Tuition and student loan repayment assistance (that’s right - Roadie will contribute directly to your existing student loans!) 
  • Flexible work schedule with unlimited PTO 
  • Monthly 3-day weekends
  • Monthly WFH stipend 
  • Paid sabbatical leave- tenured team members are given time to rest, relax, and explore
  • The technology you need to get the job done

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