e-Commerce / Amazon Graphic Designer - Infographics, Packaging & Logos

OJ Digital Solutions is seeking a motivated and experienced Graphic Designer to join our 100% remote team as a contract / per-task based role.

We will generally be needing these types of tasks (no need to know how to do them all)

Taking product images and turning it into high-quality lifestyle images or infographics that will be used mainly for Amazon and other ecommerce platforms.

If you have experience, we have needs in creating packaging designs (labels, pouches, boxes)

Our Company Values

It's not a corporate environment

We're flexible and easy going, but serious and responsible about meeting deadlines

We don't like micromanagement, so we want to trust that you will manage your time well

We're in a fast paced environment, so we expect great communication

Qualifications & Requirements

Proficiency in graphic design software, such as Adobe Creative Suite

At least 3 years of graphic design experience

Must be creative, can come up with ideas without too detailed instructions

Must be a self-starter, can take initiative, and work without supervision

Excellent Written English (No typos!)

Must have good communication skills and the ability to proactively communicate

Must be committed, focused, detail-oriented and professional

Ability to understand what the client expects and apply to the designs

Strong interpersonal skills to work harmoniously with other professionals

Set-up & compensation

Fully remote

Flexible in terms of assignments (we can assign as much as you can handle)

We're looking for these rates (can discuss further once you're onboarded)

For product infographics: $5-$7 per unique image (easy variations included)**

For packaging, we're looking at $15-$35 per task

PS: as a project based setup, after a couple of months, our top and consistent designers easily earn between $800 to $1600 per month, depending on the workload and speed.

**Clarification : For product images, we usually assign projects that include 5 to 14 images per task, not 1 by 1, so that means the order value is generally high.

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