Graphic Designer

Voxela Is Hiring: Graphic Designer

Architecture & Interior Studio | Experience strictly required: 1–2 years only

Voxela is an architecture & interior design studio looking for a Graphic Designer (1–2 years experience) who can communicate design intent, space, materiality, and mood through clean, thoughtful, design-led graphics for social media.

This is a design-led role, not a marketing-driven or trend-based position.

Role & Responsibilities

• Design Instagram posts, carousels, layouts, and brand graphics for architectural & interior projects
• Translate design concepts, materials, light, and spatial mood into visual storytelling
• Work closely with architects and interior designers to understand design intent
• Maintain a minimal, calm, premium, architectural visual language aligned with Voxela’s brand

Who This Role Is For

• Designers with experience in architecture, interiors, real estate, or premium/luxury brands
• Strong understanding of modern, minimal, architectural aesthetics
• Ability to explain design decisions clearly, not just execute visuals

Mandatory Skills (Non-Negotiable)

• Adobe Photoshop (mandatory)
• Adobe Illustrator (mandatory)
• Strong typography, layout, grid & visual hierarchy
• Sensitivity to colour, materials, and spatial design

Good to have:

• InDesign
• Limited Canva usage (only where appropriate)
• Photography
• Video editing

Portfolio Requirement

• Portfolio link is mandatory (Behance / Google Drive / Website)
• Applications without a portfolio will be rejected

Communication Requirement

• Must be able to articulate design intent and visual choices clearly

Job Details

• Role: Graphic Designer
• Experience: 1–2 years only (strict)
• Employment: Full-time
• Location: Madhapur, Hyderabad.

How to Apply

Apply via LinkedIn with resume + portfolio link, or email at: Hr@voxela.in

Voxela’s Built-In Filters

• Experience lock (1–2 years only)
• Architecture/interior domain relevance
• Design-led skill clarity
• Mandatory portfolio
• Thinking + communication emphasis

This post is designed to attract calm, architectural thinkers — and automatically filter out senior profiles, generic designers, and trend-led applicants.