Designer/Social Media Creator

Position Overview:

The creative team at M Booth is looking for a Designer/Social Media Creator to join our growing team. This person will primarily work with a highly collaborative social content team across several brands. Successful candidates will be passionate and knowledgeable about content and design and have the ability to work in different styles within established brand guidelines. They will use skills including digital design, photography and videography, video editing and photo retouching and collage to create social first content. Light motion design is a plus.

Candidates will be familiar with the process of developing social media from concept through production as well as designing across digital platforms and other mediums when needed. They are highly motivated and are looking to grow alongside us.

Day-to-day activities:

Ideate, shoot and/or design social content, ads and other assets.
Find and present content design inspiration that informs your work
Design for various media, primarily social content, but including websites, presentations and print
Present your work to internal teams and external clients
Manage your day to meet strict deadlines, and prioritize requests
Work in close collaboration with a team of creatives and strategists, including brainstorming and working through feedback
Work within brand guides and design systems

What You’ll Bring:

1-5 years of experience
A portfolio including bold social media content and design in other media
Expertise in the Adobe Creative Suite
Knowledge of social media best practices across platforms (TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, etc)
Expertise in social media and design trends.
Creative workflow best practices, such as file naming, file housekeeping, and folder structures
Motion design and illustration skills are a plus
Working knowledge of AI image generation and ability to include in workflows
Ability to manage time and prioritize tasks to meet internal and external deadlines
Detail oriented
NOTE: candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S.