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GoTyme is seeking a CLM Designer to craft visuals for lifecycle communications across GoTyme Bank Philippines, GoTyme Bank South Africa, and partner brands. You will design for in-app modals, banners, emails, and promo assets, ensuring accessibility and brand consistency.
You will build scalable templates, collaborate with copywriters and marketers, and leverage AI tools to speed up exploration while maintaining quality and brand fit across markets.
GoTyme is a joint venture between the Gokongwei Group, one of the biggest conglomerates in the Philippines, and the Singapore-headquartered digital banking group Tyme. This venture combines the trusted Gokongwei brand, customer base, and distribution ecosystem with Tyme’s globally proven digital banking technology and hands-on experience building South Africa’s leading digital bank, TymeBank, one of the fastest-growing digital banks in the world today.
At GoTyme, we have embarked on a journey to democratize financial services and bring next-level banking to the Philippines. We seek individuals who share our belief that the game is worth changing, to join our growing team of GoTymers as we build, launch, and scale a bank that empowers all Filipinos to navigate a path to financial freedom.
The CLM Designer creates the visuals behind GoTyme Bank's lifecycle communications: in-app messages, banners, push rich media, email templates, and promo assets. Sitting in the CLM Creatives team, the role turns lifecycle briefs into clear, on-brand designs built to convert, and keeps quality high at the volume and speed lifecycle marketing demands.
The role supports GoTyme Bank Philippines, GoTyme Bank South Africa, and partner brands such as Sanlam, based on assignment. Beyond single assets, the designer builds scalable templates and components so the team can launch faster across markets and brands. The function runs on four growth loops: activation, stickiness, primary bank, and reactivation, and the work here supports all four.