Production Designer

The Production Designer role focuses on execution-stage creative work. This role helps

maintain creative momentum by building, updating, and delivering work once direction is

established, supporting efficient and consistent output across creative disciplines

As a Production Designer, you’ll work on clearly defined production tasks, including:

● Making simple updates to existing creative work (such as content changes, visual

adjustments, or asset swaps)

● Building out final deliverables from approved concepts, templates, or established looks

● Completing standalone production tasks that build from an approved concept, template,

or established look

● Owning clearly defined task types as standalone production work during periods of high

volume or demand

You’ll bring care and creative judgment to execution-focused work, operating within established

direction and well-defined scopes.

How The Role Works

Production Designer tasks are assigned when expectations, constraints, and outcomes are

clearly defined. Depending on the task, you may:

● fully own a production task from start to finish, or

● contribute execution-focused work as part of a larger project led by a Core creative lead

You’ll collaborate closely with creative leads, project management, and internal teams, and

prepare work intended for client-facing delivery.

What This Role Does Not Include

This role does not involve:

● new concept development or ideation

● ownership of brand-defining or high-level creative direction

● ownership of creative strategy or conceptual leadership

Level & Expectations

This is an entry-level to early-career role. We’re looking for someone who:

● can follow direction clearly without needing repeated clarification

● delivers work that meets established quality standards and is ready for review or delivery

● asks questions early when something is unclear

● works carefully and consistently, with strong attention to detail

● can manage well-scoped tasks independently

● responds well to feedback and shows growth over time

Tools & environment

You’ll work in industry-standard creative tools (adobe suite), task management systems

(clickup), and internal workflows used for production, coordination, and delivery.