About the role
MTechZilla is an offshore software development studio. Our buyers are founders, CTOs, and technical decision-makers in the US and Europe — people who evaluate us on credibility signals long before they get on a call. Our social presence and our sales material are usually the first things they see.
We're hiring a Graphic Designer to own that visual layer. This is an in-house brand role, not client work. You'll be designing for one brand — ours — across social and marketing collateral. The upside of that focus is depth: you'll build and refine a system over time instead of restarting on a new brand every few weeks.
What you'll do
Social creative (primary)
- Design ongoing creative for LinkedIn, X, and Instagram — carousels, single-image posts, quote cards, announcement graphics, case study snippets
- Adapt one message across platform formats without it feeling copy-pasted
- Maintain and evolve the social design system so output stays consistent at volume
Marketing and sales collateral (primary)
- Pitch decks, one-pagers, case studies, whitepapers, proposal templates
- Campaign assets, ad creative, email graphics
- Event and conference material when needed
Brand stewardship
- Extend and enforce the MTechZilla brand system — typography, color, grid, iconography, imagery style
- Flag where the system is breaking down and propose fixes
- Keep source files organized and reusable so the next asset takes less time than the last
Motion (future scope)
- As our content needs grow, we expect basic motion graphics to become part of this role — animated social posts and short explainer pieces. Not required on day one, valued if you have it.
Must-haves
Craft
- Strong command of Adobe Photoshop — compositing, masking, retouching, color, non-destructive workflows
- Working proficiency in Adobe Illustrator
- Genuine fluency across visual design languages — you can articulate the difference between Swiss/International Style, editorial, brutalist, and modern SaaS minimalism, and choose the right register for the brief
- Typography and layout fundamentals: hierarchy, grid, optical spacing, type pairing
B2B market understanding
- Demonstrated understanding of how B2B tech brands present themselves to US and European audiences — what reads as credible to a technical buyer, and what reads as cheap or off-market
- You understand that our design has a commercial job: it exists to make a prospect trust us and take the next step
- Awareness of accessibility and contrast standards (WCAG AA) as a baseline
AI tooling
- Practical prompting skill with generative image tools — Midjourney, Adobe Firefly, Photoshop Generative Fill, Nano Banana, Flux, or equivalent
- Critically: you use AI as a production accelerator, not as a style. We want work where the generative tooling is invisible until you point it out — not output that looks like every other AI portfolio
Ways of working
- Speed with consistency — you turn a brief into a first draft fast, and your fifth deliverable of the week is as strong as your first
- Full ownership of tasks and deadlines. You track your own commitments, raise risks early, and don't need to be chased for a due date
- Clear written English — most of our coordination is async and text-based
Nice-to-haves
- Basic motion graphics capability
- Video editing and basic sound design
- Prior in-house experience at a B2B SaaS, agency, or dev studio marketing to Western clients
- Understanding of how design decisions affect engagement and conversion metrics
