Senior Graphic Designer

Rise People; Dadri; On-site; INR 900,000 - 1,300,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Public holidays and festival leaves

Modern equipment (laptop)

Job summary

Rise People is seeking a Senior Graphic Designer to lead visually compelling work that moves our brand and marketing forward. You will set the bar for creative quality and partner with cross-functional teams on strategy, turning ideas into high-impact assets across social, paid media, email, web, and sales enablement.

This role is for a designer who thinks strategically, sweats the details, and understands how design drives marketing performance.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in marketing design, graphic design, or a related field.
• Strong portfolio across digital marketing, branding, and multimedia (portfolio link required).
• Expertise in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
• Proficiency in Figma or a similar tool for web and digital design.
• Strong command of brand identity, typography, and layout.
• Ability to take direction, iterate quickly, and balance multiple projects.

Responsibilities

• Own and design marketing assets across channels, upholding brand identity.
• Shape creative strategy by partnering with marketing from concept to execution.
• Build ad creatives (static, GIF, motion) for performance campaigns.
• Create sales enablement materials (brochures, one-pagers, presentations).
• Maintain website collateral (graphics, banners, visual elements).

Skills

Marketing design

Brand identity

Typography

Layout design

Photoshop

Illustrator

Figma

Visual storytelling

Strategic marketing

Tools

Adobe Creative Suite

Job description

About the role

We\'re looking for a Senior Graphic Designer to lead the creation of visually compelling work that moves our brand and marketing forward. You\'ll set the bar for creative quality, partner with cross-functional teams on strategy, and turn ideas into high-impact assets across social, paid media, email, web, and sales enablement.

This role is a fit for a designer who thinks strategically, sweats the details, understands how design drives marketing performance, and is ready to raise the standard of the work around them.

What you\'ll do

• Own and design marketing assets. Uphold and extend our brand identity across every channel, producing high-quality visuals for social, paid media, landing pages, and email campaigns.


• Shape creative strategy. Partner with marketing from concept to executing campaigns that resonate with our audience, not just execute briefs handed to you.


• Build ad creatives. Craft engaging static, GIF, and motion ad creatives for performance marketing campaigns.


• Create sales enablement materials. Develop brochures, one-pagers, and presentations that help sales tell a compelling story.


• Maintain website collateral. Create and maintain website graphics, banners, and other visual elements so the site stays on-brand and delivers a consistent, engaging user experience.

What you\'ll bring

Required

• 5+ years in marketing design, graphic design, or a related field.


• A strong portfolio showing work across digital marketing, branding, and multimedia. (A portfolio link is required to be considered.)


• Expertise in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator).


• Proficiency in Figma or a similar tool for web and digital design.


• Strong command of brand identity, typography, layout, and visual storytelling.


• Ability to take direction, iterate quickly, and balance multiple projects without dropping quality.


• A strategic eye for how design affects marketing performance and audience engagement.

Nice to have

• Motion graphics and video editing (After Effects, Premiere Pro).


• Experience working within or building a design system.

Perks and Benefits

• Competitive compensation based on experience.


• Public holidays and festival leaves.


• Modern equipment (laptop and necessary tools).


• Learning and development opportunities.


• Employee referral program.


• Collaborative, fast-paced, and iterative startup culture.