Job Description

Graphic Designer | Vijayawada / Amaravati (Full-time)

This is not a resize the banner and change the font role.

AD96 is building one of the most integrated brand-activation platforms in Andhra Pradesh: an in-house creative studio, our own DOOH network running on our own CMS, performance marketing, market research, and on-ground events, all under one roof. Our designs don't sit in a PDF. They run on screens across the city, in feeds, on shop fronts and on stage.

We need a designer who thinks before they open Photoshop.

What we're looking for:

3-4 years of design experience (agency, studio, brand, or a serious freelance body of work)
A portfolio that shows ideas, not just layouts. We want to see why something looks the way it does
Strong command of typography, composition and colour, plus the judgment to know when to break the rules
Comfortable designing across formats: social, DOOH and outdoor, print, motion-ready static, event branding
Ease with Telugu typography and the visual culture of the market we design for
Fluency in Adobe tools, and real curiosity about AI image tools as part of the workflow, not a gimmick

Strongly preferred:

Basic motion design (After Effects or similar). DOOH loves movement
Experience building campaign systems, not just one-off posts
Some illustration, 3D, or experimental work you made just because you wanted to

We are NOT looking for:

Template-driven designers who start every brief on Canva or Freepik
Portfolios full of festival greetings and Happy Ugadi posts
People who wait to be told exactly what to make

The opportunity

Work directly with the founder and the creative team on real brands across automotive, retail, sports and more
See your work live on our own screen network, sometimes within days of designing it
Room to shape the visual identity of a fast-growing AdTech company from the ground up

If you've ever looked at a hoarding and thought I'd have done that completely differently — we should talk.

To apply: Email [Confidential Information] or DM me on LinkedIn with your portfolio and one piece of work you're proud of, plus one sentence on the idea behind it. No idea, no interview.