We're a performance marketing agency that puts our own capital on the line to drive customer acquisition for some of the biggest DTC subscription brands in the world. We don't get paid unless our ads work. That changes the way we design.
We're hiring a graphic designer to own static Meta ad creative across our client roster. You'll build ads that get tested at real scale — thousands of impressions a day, against real spend, with real CPA outcomes attached to your name. If you've ever wanted to know whether your design choices actually moved the needle, this is the job.
What you'll do
* Design static Meta ad creative for DTC subscription brands across food, wellness, and consumer goods
* Take creative briefs and frameworks from our strategy team and execute them at volume — we ship a lot of variants, and iteration speed matters
* Build creative that scales: produce winning concepts in dozens of variations across hooks, value props, and visual treatments without losing the thread
* Push for visual originality — we're not interested in designers who recycle the same templated look every brand uses. The feed is saturated; the work has to stand out.
* Work directly with copywriters, strategists, and our creative director to turn winning concepts into new tests
* Build and maintain brand-consistent design systems for each client so we can move fast without things looking off
What we're looking for
* 3+ years designing Meta performance creative, ideally in an agency or in-house DTC environment. Portfolio with real ad work matters more than where you went to school.
* Demonstrated ability to scale creative — show us a winning concept you turned into 20+ variants without it getting stale
* A distinctive visual point of view. We want to see work that doesn't look like everyone else's
* Heavy hands-on experience with AI design tools — Nano Banana, Kive, Midjourney, and whatever else you've integrated into your workflow. You should be using these every day, not occasionally.
* Strong typographic instincts and a sharp eye for hierarchy. Most ads are won or lost on the hook frame and value prop — you need to be great at both.
* Fluent in Figma and the Adobe suite
* You think like a direct response designer, not a brand designer who occasionally does ads. You understand that "ugly" sometimes wins, and you don't take it personally.
* You can take feedback from data, not just from creative directors.
Rate
* Experience designing for food, wellness, or subscription categories
* You've built your own AI workflows or prompt libraries that other designers would actually want to steal
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