yondr - Senior Brand Designer

• 1. Full Creative Suites: Concept to Delivery • Build full creative suites for each campaign or launch, starting from one strong idea and carrying it through every piece so the work looks and feels connected wherever people see it. • Turn requests from Brand, Marketing, and Communications into design ideas, share early concepts for feedback, and take the chosen direction through to finished files. • Resize and adapt designs for every place they will appear, including digital ads, social media, email, web pages, print, and billboards, while keeping the quality and message consistent. • Hand off organized, clearly labeled files and simple usage notes so other teams can launch and reuse the work without coming back for more design help. • 2. Digital Campaigns, Web & Demand Generation • Design digital ads, emails, landing pages, and other materials that help the Demand Generation team bring in new leads and turn interest into customers. • Own the look and feel of the Yondr website, designing new pages, refreshing existing ones, and keeping the site current and on-brand. • Design screens, graphics, and visual updates for customer-facing digital tools like the Yondr Hub, so customers have a clear, consistent experience everywhere they interact with Yondr. • Work closely with web developers and product teams to hand off designs, review what gets built, and make sure the live version matches the design. • 3. Product Rollouts, Brand Assets & Content • Design the materials that go out when Yondr is set up at a school, venue, or event, such as signage, posters, how-to graphics, and branded Yondr gear, so the experience feels polished from day one. • Design presentations, sales materials, flyers, reports, and social media posts, including speaking decks, reports, and policy materials for leadership and External Affairs. • Build and update brand templates and the image library so other teams can quickly make on-brand materials on their own. • Plan and direct photo and video shoots, from deciding what to capture to working with photographers and editors on the final version. • 4. Collaboration, Production & Brand Standards • Give clear direction to freelancers, photographers, printers, and other vendors, set timelines, and check their work for quality before it goes out. • Keep track of design requests and priorities, set realistic timelines, and keep partners updated so both big projects and quick asks get done on time. • Make sure everything Yondr puts out follows the brand guidelines, and help other teams understand and use them correctly. • Take direction from the VP of Brand and Communications, who sets brand strategy and messaging, and bring fresh design ideas that keep the brand looking its best.