Creates cohesive, on-brand multimedia content across digital, print, video, animation, audio, and interactive formats. Responsibilities include producing customer videos, trade show banners, email templates, animated social ads, presentation materials, and other marketing and internal communications assets. The role requires strong visual design, typography, brand consistency, audio editing, sound design, print production, and proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite and emerging AI tools.
Lone Wolf simplifies real estate for the people who make it happen, and how we tell that story matters everywhere it shows up. We’re looking for a versatile multimedia designer who can bring our brand to life across every medium, from a printed one-pager to a 30-second animated video, and make it all feel like one consistent brand.
Responsibilties:
- Creates engaging, on-brand visual and interactive content
- Combines graphics, animation, video, audio, and text
- Works across every medium and format Lone Wolf uses to reach customers, prospects, and internal teams
- Is a generalist creative role: one week might mean cutting a customer testimonial video, and the next might mean building a trade show banner, an email template, or an animated social ad
Requirements::
- 3 to 5 years of experience in multimedia, graphic, or motion design, with a portfolio showing range across multiple mediums (digital, print, video)
- Proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite (Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) or equivalent tools
- Experience producing both digital and video content and print-ready design
- Proficiency with AI tools and a commitment to continuous learning and adoption of emerging technologies
- Strong eye for visual design, typography, and brand consistency across formats
- Comfortable moving between fast-turn digital work and longer production cycles (print, video)
- Experience with audio editing and sound design
- Presentation design (PowerPoint) experience
- B2B, SaaS, or real estate marketing experience a plus
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