Graphic Designer - Entertainment + Consumer Brand

Graphic Designer | Entertainment + Consumer Brand | Print, Digital & Experiential

Pay: Up to $40/hr W2

Schedule: Hybrid, Onsite 2x/wk

Location: Bellevue, WA

Duration: 3 Month Contract

Some design roles have you making the same assets over and over. This isn't one of them.

Swoon is partnering with a globally recognized entertainment and consumer brand that's looking for a Graphic Designer to join its creative team. If you're someone who loves variety and wants to see your work actually come to life across media, physical spaces, print, digital, internal experiences, and branded environments, this is a really exciting opportunity.

You'll be joining a highly creative brand environment where the challenge isn't just making something look good. It's figuring out how to take an established, beloved visual identity and continually find fresh ways to bring it to life.

• Creative concepts and production design across print and digital
• Media production graphics and branded creative
• Office and environmental graphics that bring the brand into physical spaces
• Internal creative requests and campaigns
• Typography, layouts, graphics, and potentially illustration
• Projects you'll own from initial concept through final production-ready files

They're looking for someone who can concept AND execute—a designer with strong creative instincts who also knows the technical side of production and cares about the tiny details that make finished work feel polished.

• 3–4 years of professional graphic design experience
• A portfolio showing real range across typography, layout, print, and digital
• Expert Adobe Creative Suite skills, particularly InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop
• Strong print production and pre-press knowledge
  
  Experience designing within established brand guidelines
• The ability to juggle multiple projects without sacrificing quality
• Illustration experience is a plus

Experience with in entertainment, gaming, consumer products, licensing, merchandising, lifestyle, experiential, or other highly visual brands would translate especially well.

If you're a designer who wants more variety, more creative problem-solving, and the chance to work inside a brand world people genuinely connect with, I'd love to talk.