Part-Time Creative Director — Casa Grande Brand Visuals

Toyota; Casa Grande (AZ); On-site; USD 115,000 - 173,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Wellness budget

Retirement matching

Clear milestones for moving up to the次

Job summary

Toyota in Casa Grande is seeking a Creative Director to translate entrepreneurial visual ideas into polished deliverables across web, print, and the storefront. The role requires directing with a flexible guardrail approach and using performance data to refine messaging and visuals.

The position offers part-time hours with a clear growth path to director level, including milestones and a wellness budget. A startup, hands-on environment in Toyota’s Casa Grande operation awaits the right candidate.

Qualifications

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Director-level experience in a part-time role.
• Ability to deliver bad news clearly and on time.
• Team player who lifts up colleagues and shares credit.
• Composure to manage high-pressure creative scenarios.

Responsibilities

• Pull through one entrepreneurial visual idea across web, print, and the Casa Grande storefront.
• Turn rough briefs into polished Adobe Photoshop deliverables for the team.
• Resurface old Toyota archives for new motifs.
• Set guardrails that allow director creatives to surprise within them.
• Trace User Research assets back to briefs to keep revisions honest.
• Refine messaging and visuals using performance data and audience insight.

Skills

Communication

Director-level experience

Team player

Calm under pressure

Creative direction

Job description

Toyota in Casa Grande is seeking a Creative Director to translate entrepreneurial visual ideas into polished deliverables across web, print, and the storefront. The role requires directing with a flexible guardrail approach and using performance data to refine messaging and visuals.

The position offers part-time hours with a clear growth path to director level, including milestones and a wellness budget. A startup, hands-on environment in Toyota’s Casa Grande operation awaits the right candidate.