Senior Brand Designer

About the role

Join Alchemy as a Senior Brand Designer, where you'll play a key role in scaling the company's brand output across various channels. You'll collaborate closely with the Brand, Marketing, and Product Design teams to create high-quality visual communication and introduce modern AI-assisted creative workflows. Your responsibilities will include designing and shipping marketing assets, maintaining a repeatable on-brand system, and partnering with stakeholders to refine briefs. This position offers a range of benefits, including health insurance, flexible time off, and a 401k plan. Key missions: Design and ship marketing assets across various channels, including blog graphics, social media, ads, landing-page assets, and templates.. Create and maintain a repeatable, on-brand system for output, including templates, reusable components, and lightweight guidelines.. Partner with stakeholders to critique and refine briefs, clarifying goals, tightening scope, and improving upstream inputs over time. Profile: - Comfortable in a fast-paced environment with ambiguity; able to estimate timelines, flag risks early, and iterate quickly with feedback - Proven ability to use AI tools to increase creative throughput (not just “ops automation”), plus the communication skills to teach and share workflows with others - (Bonus) Experience supporting print and event collateral when needed (signage, posters, swag, handouts) - A portfolio showing high-quality work across brand assets, templates, hero images, sales decks/one-pagers, and social/campaign assets - Availability to work primarily in PST or EST - Proficiency in Figma and the Adobe suite; familiarity with modern creative AI tooling (e.g., ChatGPT/Gemini-style LLMs, Figma Make and other Figma AI features, and similar tools) - 5+ years of brand/visual design experience, with strong static-first craft (layout, typography, hierarchy, and systems thinking) - Willingness to learn Alchemy’s product suite deeply so the work is accurate, credible, and differentiated - A proactive, collaborative partner who asks sharp questions when requirements aren’t clear and doesn’t “guess in silence.”