Production Designer
Kettle · San Francisco · $65,000–$110,000 (stated in the posting)
Kettle is a team of passionate, fearless creatives focused on delivering great products, redefining best-practices, and providing new opportunities for our clients.
Production Designers at Kettle create pixel-perfect digital design files in partnership with our Visual Designers and Art Directors, and the wider creative and production teams. Our Production Design team is a highly skilled, fast, and flexible group dedicated to design excellence.
These roles require team members to be onsite 5 days per week, for 2-3 months at a time, for specific projects. At other times during the year, the team is remote.
Candidates should have:
- Advanced knowledge of Figma/Sketch and Adobe Photoshop; bonus if you have experience in building responsive websites or working with HTML syntax
- Proactive communication skills, and the ability to work on multiple projects with large and variable teams simultaneously
- The ability to follow design systems and adapt to varying requirements technical specifications
- A portfolio of strong digital design, with examples of banners, emails, and landing pages at various viewport sizes
We’d like to know that you can:
- Clean up design files and convert designs into templates at various viewport sizes based off of an original design
- Produce a large volume of banners, emails, and landing pages at a consistent pace, with minimal direction and oversight
- Ensure every pixel is in the correct place, all assets are linked, layers and groups are organized, and files are named correctly
- Confidently update existing designs not requiring creative input (glyphs, icons, copy, image swaps)
- Create spec documentation so other teams understand design intent
- Guide your team to create own-able experiences for the client through simple and relevant concepts, clear innovative UX, beautiful art direction and on-point tone & voice
The target range of compensation for this role is $65k - $110k and accommodates multiple levels. Actual compensation is influenced by a wide array of factors including but not limited to skill set, level of experience, and location.