Product and Brand Designer (Product Design)

TL;DR

Product and Brand Designer (Product Design): Crafting meaningful digital experiences across product, brand, and marketing touchpoints with an accent on visual systems and interactive experiences. Focus on translating complex ideas into polished executions across websites, digital products, and emerging platforms.

Location: Must be based in the United States

Salary: $50–$110 per hour

What you will do

• Design digital product experiences, marketing websites, and interactive interfaces that balance usability with visual craft.
• Develop brand identities, visual systems, and design expressions across multiple digital touchpoints.
• Create concepts, storyboards, and narrative-driven visual explorations to communicate ideas.
• Collaborate with creative directors, strategists, and technologists to translate ideas into polished executions.
• Build prototypes and motion studies to communicate design direction and intent.
• Extend, document, and maintain design systems and component libraries for scalability.

Requirements

• Proven experience in product design, brand design, visual design, or campaign-based creative work.
• Strong portfolio demonstrating high-quality visual design, typography, layout, and conceptual thinking.
• Proficiency with Figma and modern design workflows, including prototyping and collaboration tools.
• Ability to design across digital products, websites, branding systems, or integrated campaigns.
• Strong communication skills and ability to present design concepts clearly.
• Comfortable working independently in freelance or distributed team environments based in the US.

Nice to have

• Experience with motion design.
• Experience with design systems.
• Cross-functional collaboration with developers and strategists.

Culture & Benefits

• Flexible freelance engagement with project-based opportunities.
• Exposure to high-profile brands and diverse project types.
• Remote collaboration within distributed creative teams.
• Flexible workload depending on project availability and engagement scope.