Graphic Designer (Core Branding)

Dot & Cross; Abu Dhabi; On-site; AED 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading branding agency in Abu Dhabi seeks a Graphic Designer (Branding) to shape the visual identity of brands from the ground up. This role offers creative ownership, collaboration with strategy teams, and the opportunity to influence the agency's direction at an early stage. Ideal for fresh talent eager to make a mark in the design world.

Benefits

Visa

Medical Insurance

Annual Leaves as per Labour Law

Perks & Benefits as per Labour Law

Qualifications

• Freshers or young talent with curiosity and sensibility.
• A portfolio showcasing potential in design.
• Ability to craft brand books and profiles that are practical.

Responsibilities

• Build complete brand identity systems: logos, typography, color.
• Design brand books, company profiles, and communication materials.
• Collaborate with teams to enhance deliverables.

Skills

Adobe Creative Suite

Design Thinking

Branding

Education

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Business Administration

Bachelor of Commerce

Tools

Figma

Notion

Job description

Intermediate School, Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Arts

Nationality

Indian

Any

Visa, Medical Insurance, Annual Leaves As Per Labour Law, Perks & Benefits As Per Labour Law

Vacancy

1 Vacancy

Job Description

Graphic Designer (Branding)

About Dot and Cross

We’re a strategy-first branding agency based in Abu Dhabi, building brands that don’t just look good, they stand for something. We believe the best design comes from clarity, not decoration. So we go deep before we go wide.

We’re early-stage, founder-led, and intentional about everything we create.

No fluff. No filler. Just smart, strategic, beautifully executed work that makes people feel something and makes businesses mean something.

If you care about the thinking behind the craft, you’ll fit right in.

About the Role

You’ll be one of our first creative hires, shaping the way Dot and Cross looks, feels, and builds brands from the ground up. We’re looking for a strategic designer who gets excited about identity systems, not just visuals. You’ll work closely with strategy to turn positioning into powerful, distinctive brand worlds. Logos, typography, mockups, packaging, profiles, brand books—the whole system.

We’re a small team, building something real. You’ll have creative ownership, room to grow, and the chance to do the kind of work that actually lasts.

What You’ll Be Doing

Build complete brand identity systems: logos, typography, color, iconography, visual language, etc. Translate strategic insights into premium visual storytelling

Design brand books, company profiles, packaging, and communication materials

Craft realistic, presentation-ready mockups and applications

Collaborate with the strategy and content team to raise the bar on every deliverable

Manage multiple projects with sharp thinking and attention to craft

What We’re Looking For

Freshers or young bloods with utmost curiosity and sensibility

A portfolio that shows your best potential.

Ability to craft brand books and profiles that actually get used.

Adobe Creative Suite mastery (and bonus if you use Figma, Notion, etc.)

A love for design that solves something, not just decorates it.

Bonus Points

Passion for building brands in the Middle East market

A mindset that values timeless creative over short-term aesthetic trends

Why Join Now?

You’re not joining a company. You’re joining a story in its first chapter.

If you’ve ever wanted to help build the creative foundation of an agency, and leave your fingerprints on the brands we build for years to come, this is that moment.

This is your chance to do the kind of work most people talk about but rarely get to do.

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