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Senior Brand Designer
Cursor website
San Francisco, CA
senior
6 days ago
full-time
closed
What You’ll Do
- Brand system: Evolve and extend the visual identity (logo, typography, color, layout, imagery, and graphic language) and document it so other teams can apply it correctly.
- Workflows & toolkits: Turn recurring design work into repeatable, AI-assisted workflows: templates, tools, and generators that let marketing, product, and other teams produce on-brand work without you in the room.
- Campaigns: Concept and design campaigns end to end, from first idea through final production, across key visuals, launch assets, web, social, paid, out-of-home, and print.
- Creative direction: Direct agencies and freelancers with clear briefs and candid feedback so the output meets the bar you’d set yourself.
- Collaboration: Partner with marketing, product, engineering, and leadership; bring a brand point of view to new surfaces as they appear, and present your thinking clearly to senior stakeholders.
- Range at speed: Move between projects quickly while holding a consistently high bar, and keep improving the process, not just the output.
What You Bring
- 6+ years of brand design experience, in-house or at an agency or studio.
- Fluency in AI coding tools, especially Cursor. You can build your own tools, scripts, prototypes, and simple web pages instead of waiting on engineering.
- A portfolio that shows both brand system work and shipped campaigns. Bonus if it includes tools or workflows you built.
- Sharp typography, layout, and art direction instincts.
- A systems mindset: you naturally turn one-off tasks into reusable processes and think about how creative work scales.
- Conviction in your design decisions and the ability to explain why they matter, to designers, marketers, and leadership alike.
- Fluency in Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud.
- Self-directed, fast, and energized by variety and ambiguity.