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Kettle in San Francisco is seeking a Senior Visual Designer to lead end-to-end digital website projects for a Bay Area client. You’ll own design from exploration through final execution, collaborating with Visual Designers, Art Directors, Copy, UX, Production, and client teams on world-class digital experiences.
This embedded role is onsite five days a week for 2-3 months on specific projects; at other times, the team works remotely.
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland OR, Austin TX
Kettle is a team of passionate, fearless creatives focused on delivering great products, redefining best-practices, and providing new opportunities for our clients.
We are hiring Senior Visual Designers to join our team designing end-to-end digital website projects for one of our largest clients, a Bay Area based creative tech company. In this embedded role, you’ll partner with Visual Designers, Art Directors, Copy, UX, Production, and our client to create world‑class digital experiences. You’ll be hands‑on in the work, helping turn creative ideas and product stories into thoughtful, beautifully crafted digital design. You’ll own your design work from exploration through final execution, while also helping guide and support less experienced designers on your team. If conceptual digital design and detailed execution resonate with you, then this role may be a fit.
These roles require team members to be onsite 5 days per week, for 2-3 months at a time, for specific projects. At other times during the year, the team is remote.
Candidates should have:
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The target range of base compensation for this role is $85k - $110k. Actual compensation is influenced by a wide array of factors including but not limited to skill set, level of experience, and location.
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