e-Commerce / Amazon Graphic Designer - Infographics & Packaging

Job Description

[REDACTED] is seeking a motivated and experienced Graphic Designer to join our 100% remote team as a contract / per-task based role.

We will generally be needing these types of tasks (no need to know how to do them all)

• Taking product images and turning it into high-quality lifestyle images or infographics that will be used mainly for [REDACTED] and other ecommerce platforms.
• If you have experience, we have needs in creating packaging designs (labels, pouches, boxes)

TRAINING WILL BE PROVIDED.

Our Company Values:

• It's not a corporate environment
• We're flexible and easy going, but serious and responsible about meeting deadlines
• We don't like micromanagement, so we want to trust that you will manage your time well
• We're in a fast paced environment, so we expect great communication

Requirements

Qualifications & Requirements:

• Proficiency in graphic design software, such as [REDACTED] Creative Suite
• At least 3 years of graphic design experience
• Must be creative, can come up with ideas without too detailed instructions
• Must be a self-starter, can take initiative, and work without supervision
• Excellent Written English (No typos!)
• Must have good communication skills and the ability to proactively communicate
• Must be committed, focused, detail-oriented and professional
• Ability to understand what the client expects and apply to the designs
• Strong interpersonal skills to work harmoniously with other professionals

Benefits

Set-up & compensation:

• Fully remote
• Flexible in terms of assignments (we can assign as much as you can handle)
• We're looking for these rates (can discuss further once you're onboarded)
• For product infographics: $5-$7 per unique image (easy variations included)**
• For packaging, we're looking at $15-$35 per task

PS: as a project based setup, after a couple of months, our top and consistent designers easily earn between $800 to $1600 per month, depending on the workload and speed.

**Clarification: For product images, we usually assign projects that include 5 to 14 images per task, not 1 by 1, so that means the order value is generally high.