Communications Designer

This Isn’t Just Another Design Job.

If you obsess over balance, spacing, and storytelling…

why

If you’re tired of being treated like a pixel pusher…

This might be the design role you’ve been looking for.

craft, clarity, and conversion

• Experience:

   3+ Years

• Job Type:

   Remote / Part Time (Flexible)

• Expected Commercial:

   20K - 30K per month (Freelance Model)

What’s Different About This Role

We’re a creative performance agency for premium fashion & accessories brands — and everything we make needs to stand out, not just fill a content calendar.

high-end clients

We value:

• Creative Autonomy

   – you won’t just follow orders, you’ll shape the output.

• Close Collaboration

   – no silos, no fluff. Just a tight-knit team that pushes each other to do better.

• Attention to Detail

   – because in fashion, how it looks is everything.

• Intelligent Design

   – where every element has a reason.

What You’ll Be Doing

Core Responsibilities

• Designing high-performing 

  ad creatives, carousels, reels, and videos

   across platforms
• Working across the entire video workflow – from 

  storyboarding and editing to versioning, testing, and feedback

• Aligning visuals with brand tone – whether it’s premium fashion minimalism or bold statement-led styling
• Building out creative concepts and layouts that match campaign strategy, copy, and landing pages
• Collaborating with copywriters and editors to ensure strong visual-copy cohesion
• Staying updated with 

  editing trends, visual styles, and ad formats

   to push for fresh output each cycle

Other Responsibilities

• Creating and adapting 

  website graphics,

   such as homepage banners or launch drops(periodically)
• Supporting visual tasks like 

  icon sourcing, minor branding adaptations

  , and one-off graphics
• Participating in 

  moodboarding, visual research, and establishing brand-specific design systems

What We’re Looking For

• A designer with a strong understanding of 

  core design principles

   — composition/layout, whitespace, typography, visual hierarchy, contrast, alignment, and visual balance
• Someone who naturally obsesses over detail — spacing, balance, consistency — and isn’t satisfied until everything is in its right place
• Prior experience working with 

  premium or luxury brands

  , especially in fashion, lifestyle, or editorial
• A refined visual sensibility — you understand 

  true minimalism

  , not just blank space
• Able to work across both 

  static and video formats

  , with comfort in executing visual stories from start to finish
• Comfortable giving and receiving feedback, and confident enough to own your work while improving it collaboratively
• Awareness of 

  editing trends, transitions, and ad formats

   across social and paid platforms
• Keeps up with what’s new — and solves problems with whatever works, be it AI or good old creative grit.
• Someone who brings clarity and intention to their visual decisions, and is thoughtful about every element they put on a screen

This Role Isn’t For You If:

• You struggle with basic design vocabulary and principles
• You get emotionally attached to your work and take feedback personally
• You haven’t thought about where you’re headed next — we value people who have direction
• You design for personal aesthetics, not for users
• You avoid pushing boundaries or trying new tools — experimentation is part of the job
• You have trouble managing your timelines or juggling projects independently
• You completely ignore your physical and mental health — we value sharp minds and well-balanced routines

Why Designers Thrive at Triumph

• 🚀 Growth That’s Real:

   You’ll learn more in 6 months here than 2 years elsewhere

• 🧭 Mentorship, Not Micromanagement:

   You’ll work directly with founders, not middle managers

• 🌱 Creative Ownership:

   Build campaigns, not just assets

• 🧩 No Chaos, Just Focus:

   Fewer brands, no burnout

• ⏰ Flexible Hours:

   We care about output, not clock-ins

It is mandatory to submit your resume. Make sure to include the correct link to the portfolio in the resume itself.

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