Graphic & UI/UX Designer at Infrasity
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About this role
Infrasity is hiring a Graphic & UI/UX Designer to create impactful visuals and digital experiences for AI, DevTools, Infrastructure, Cybersecurity, and B2B SaaS brands. What You'll Do: Design social media, marketing creatives, presentations, and brand assets. Create intuitive UI/UX for websites and digital products. Build wireframes, mockups, and prototypes in Figma. Collaborate with marketing, content, and development teams. Maintain strong visual and brand consistency. What We're Looking For: Strong graphic and UI/UX fundamentals. Proficiency in Figma and Adobe/Canva or similar tools. Creative thinker with strong attention to detail. Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines. Strong portfolio showcasing graphic/UI/UX work. Bonus: Experience with AI, SaaS, DevTools, or tech brands.
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