Grounded in your work and the law, Clio’s legal AI platform surfaces priorities and prepares next steps for review to keep work moving.
Graphic Designer (5 Month Contract)
Clio is the global leader in legal AI technology, empowering legal professionals and law firms of every size to work smarter, faster, and more securely.
- Remote region
- Remote · Canada
- Time-zone overlap
- -8, -7, -6, -5, -4, -3.5
- Engagement
- Contractor
- Duration
- 5 Month
About this role
We are currently seeking a Graphic Designer (5 Month Contract) to join our Creative team. This role is available to candidates across Canada, excluding Quebec, and can be performed remotely.
This is a unique opportunity to be part of the team responsible for translating ideas and concepts into brand propelling content. As a graphic designer on the Creative team, you will develop and execute creative content across all Marketing channels for the Clio Brand.
You will join a fun and fast-paced in-house creative team at Clio that is collaborative and eagerly growing our brand in the enterprise market. The ideal applicant must have a keen design sensibility and an acute attention to detail.
Role requirements and focus
What you’ll work on
- Make AI-supported workflows understandable, trustworthy, and easy for people to control.
- Translate the brand into clear, consistent visual work across the relevant channels.
What they’re looking for
- Experience and comfort in fast-paced and multiple workstream environments
- Strong understanding and experience with both print and digital design processes
- Strong portfolio demonstrating an ability to develop ideas with exceptional design quality for a broad range of design assets
- Strong relationship building skills and ability to communicate with team members at all levels
- Experience crafting engaging presentation designs in Keynote and Google Slides.
Skills and focus
- Brand & visual
- Contractor
Useful context
Specialty
Brand & visual
Work type
Contractor
Source
Himalayas
Last verified
Sep 11
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