Brand and Communication Designer

Brand & Communication Designer

clear thinking, clean design, and meaningful impact

mindful, detail-oriented people

• Care about

  good ideas and good craft

• Work across

  branding, campaigns, digital, packaging, and motion

• Partner closely with

  marketing, tech, fashion consultants, and product teams

• Aim to create

  simple, strong, and memorable brand experiences

You’ll help shape how Lenskart looks, feels, and communicates across platforms.

From campaigns to packaging to digital experiences — you’ll be part of it.

• Concept Development

• Turn briefs and insights into clear, strong creative routes and campaign ideas.

• Art Direction

• Define the visual language — moodboards, references, layouts, look & feel.

• Campaign Design & Execution

• Design end-to-end campaigns across social, web, in-store, and more.

• Digital Design

• Creatives for Instagram, Facebook, performance ads, emailers, landing pages, etc.

• Branding & Packaging

• Support brand identity work and create packaging that feels premium and on-brand.

• Motion Design

• Basic motion/animations for digital, reels, and other formats (or a willingness to learn).

• Quality & Consistency

• Produce

  top-tier creative work

  , stick to

  brand guidelines

  , and keep an eye on new media formats and design tools.

• You have

  2–5 years

  of experience in brand / communication / visual design (agency or in-house).
• You have a

  solid portfolio

  across branding, campaigns, and digital.
• You’re comfortable with tools like

  Figma / Adobe Suite

  (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects is a plus).
• You understand basics of

  typography, grids, colour, and composition

  .
• You enjoy

  collaborating

  with copywriters, marketers, fashion/creative teams, and tech.
• You’re curious, open to feedback, and like to keep learning new ways of working (including AI tools).

Send us:

• Your

  resume

• Your

  portfolio / Behance / website link

• A short note on

  one project you’re proud of and why