Playlab - Senior Visual Communication Designer
Requirements
• Experience in education or building in edtech • A love for creative side quests • We encourage you to apply even if you don't meet every qualification listed in this job post. Research shows that people from underrepresented groups are more likely to experience imposter syndrome and to doubt the strength of their candidacy, so we urge you not to count yourself out. We're building toward equitable futures where AI reflects the full range of people who learn and teach with it. We hold ourselves to that same standard in who we bring onto the team. If this work speaks to you, we'd like to hear from you.
Responsibilities
• As Senior Visual Communication Designer, you'll own the design of how Playlab shows up in the world, from concept through produced work. Your contributions might take the form of brand expression, storytelling, data and information, motion, interface, and print. • Craft: Your work has a clear point of view, is pertinent, and production-grade. You take it all the way to done, prepping and shipping final assets across formats as reusable systems. You have good instincts for when to ship fast to keep us learning, and when to slow down for things that need more care. • Narrative sense: You form well-reasoned points of view on how Playlab should tell its story, because you stay close to the people we're trying to reach and the ideas we're trying to land. You turn complex systems and ideas into narratives and visuals that are intuitive, engaging, and true to their depth. You can hold unresolved questions and keep moving through the ambiguity. • Initiative: Given a fuzzy goal or problem, you can define the space, gather the right context, and drive it through iteration to shipped work. You think ahead to dependencies, edge cases, and second-order questions. You proactively bring leadership along to validate decisions as you build. • Technical fluency: You're very comfortable with print, web, and motion to bring an idea to life. You build with and on AI. You use it as a creative material and stay current with where it's heading, and you build or curate the tooling and workflows that let you work faster. • Taste: You bring a distinct visual voice and a clear, articulable point of view on what makes something good across visual, interaction, and communication design, including the restraint to know when a rough edge serves the work better. • YOU ARE A FIT IF: • 1. You have at least 5 years of experience with a strong foundation in graphic design, a home base in visual communication (brand, editorial, campaign, web), and a track record in one or more other design disciplines. • 2. You can lead design on the projects you own while collaborating closely across the team. • 3. You have broad knowledge of creative tools and workflows, including the ones that leverage AI, and you build or curate tooling to speed up your own work. • 4. You care about learning and enjoy spending time in learning environments and with the people who create them (teachers, students, school leaders, etc.). • 5. You find joy in getting technical and you’re a strong producer: fast and exacting at taking files to production, and comfortable owning the last mile of getting work out the door.
Benefits
• Base Salary $120K – $150K • Upload your resume here to autofill key application fields. • Drop your resume here! • Parsing your resume. Autofilling key fields... • or drag and drop here • Every AI company tells a story about how people should relate to AI, with language, symbols, and images. Whose story do you think gets something right, and what do you think others miss about how that relationship is framed? • What's your relationship with AI? How has it changed the way you work or make?
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