Graphic Designer

The Data Duck; Mumbai; Hybrid; INR 446,000 - 781,000; Full time

Job summary

The Data Duck in Mumbai (Hybrid) is seeking a Graphic Designer who makes brands look sharp—and has fun doing it. You’ll design across identities, decks, social content, and marketing collateral, translating strategy into visuals that are clean, confident, and on-brand.

Join a small, fast-moving team that collaborates with founders and senior leaders across financial services, B2B, infra, and consumer sectors.

Qualifications

• 2–4 years of experience in graphic design — agency, in‑house, or consultancy background welcome.
• A portfolio showing range: brand work, decks, social content, print or digital collateral.
• Strong command of Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign) and/or Figma.
• An eye for typography, color, and layout.

Responsibilities

• Design brand identities, pitch decks, social content and marketing collateral.
• Translate strategy and messaging into clean, on-brand visuals.
• Own projects end to end from rough brief to final delivery.
• Collaborate with strategy and client teams to understand the why behind briefs.
• Maintain and evolve client brand guidelines across accounts.
• Pay close attention to typography, layout and visual hierarchy.
• Stay current on design trends and tools, bringing fresh ideas to the studio.

Skills

Brand design

Typography & layout

Presentation design

Project management

Tools

Illustrator

Photoshop

InDesign

Figma

Job description

The Data Duck | Mumbai (Hybrid) | Full-time | 2–4 years experience

We're hiring a Graphic Designer who makes brands look sharp — and has fun doing it.

The Data Duck is a strategy, design, and AI consultancy based in Mumbai. We work with founders, C-suite leaders, and brands across financial services, B2B, infra, and consumer sectors — helping them think clearly and communicate sharply. Design isn't decoration for us, it's how the thinking gets seen.

We're a small, fast-moving team that takes the work seriously and ourselves less so. If you like being in the room when a brand identity comes together, if you can turn a dense strategy deck into something people actually want to look at, and if you want a seat at the table rather than just a brief in your inbox — this is for you.

What you'll actually be doing:

• Designing across the full spectrum — brand identities, pitch decks and presentations, social media creative, marketing collateral, and digital assets for our clients and for The Data Duck itself
• Translating strategy and messaging into visuals that are clean, confident, and on-brand — no fluff, no filler
• Owning projects end to end: from a rough brief or a scribbled idea in a meeting, through concepting, iteration, and final delivery
• Working closely with our strategy and client teams to understand the "why" behind a brief, not just the "what"
• Maintaining and evolving brand guidelines for multiple client accounts simultaneously
• Keeping a sharp eye on typography, layout, and visual hierarchy — the details that separate good design from forgettable design
• Staying current on design trends and tools, and bringing fresh references and ideas into the studio

What we're looking for:

• 2–4 years of experience in graphic design — agency, in‑house, or consultancy background all welcome
• A portfolio that shows range: brand work, decks, social content, print or digital collateral
• Strong command of Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign) and/or Figma
• An eye for typography, color, and layout that doesn't need to be explained to you
• Comfort working on multiple projects and client accounts at once, without dropping quality
• The ability to take feedback well and iterate fast — we move quickly here
• Bonus: experience with motion graphics, presentation design, or basic video editing

We're small enough that your work won't get lost, and ambitious enough that it won't get boring. You'll work directly with founders and senior leaders across some genuinely interesting sectors, have real ownership over your projects, and be part of a team that actually cares about doing good work — not just shipping work.