Triptic · 4 weeks ago
Graphi Designee
United States
Full-time
Remote
Entry Level
1+ years expPal AI is seeking a creative and detail-oriented Graphic Designer to develop engaging visual content for digital and print platforms. The ideal candidate will create marketing materials, branding assets, social media graphics, and promotional content that align with the company’s brand identity and business goals.
Higher Education
Responsibilities
Design creative materials for digital, print, social media, websites, and marketing campaigns
Develop graphics, layouts, illustrations, presentations, and branding assets
Collaborate with marketing, content, and product teams to produce high-quality visual content
Maintain brand consistency across all design projects and communication channels
Edit and optimize images, videos, and visual elements for different platforms
Prepare production-ready files for print and digital publishing
Manage multiple design projects while meeting deadlines
Stay updated on design trends, tools, and industry best practices
Assist with website graphics, advertisements, email campaigns, and promotional materials
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Visual Arts, Multimedia, or a related field
1–3 years of experience in graphic design or creative roles
Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
Basic knowledge of Canva, Figma, or other design tools is a plus
Strong portfolio showcasing creative and branding projects
Understanding of typography, color theory, and layout design
Strong attention to detail and creativity
Excellent communication and time management skills
Preferred
Experience with motion graphics or video editing is a plus
Familiarity with UI/UX design principles preferred
Experience in digital marketing or social media content creation is an advantage
Company
Triptic
Triptic is the AI-powered marketplace where international students find the college counselor who actually fits — and counselors find the students they were meant to work with.College admissions is broken in the same way the rest of the internet was broken in 2005: high-stakes decisions made on bad information.
0-1 employees
Funding
Current Stage
Early StageCompany data provided by crunchbase