Brand Designer

About the Team

At AudioEye, we believe access to digital content is a fundamental right, not a privilege. Our mission is clear: eliminate every barrier to digital accessibility so that everyone, regardless of ability, can experience the web without limitations.

We are a team of passionate problem-solvers who are driven by purpose and impact. Every challenge we tackle moves us closer to a future where creating accessible experiences is the standard. If you’re looking for meaningful work where you can drive real change, influence how people with disabilities experience the internet, and be part of a mission that matters, AudioEye is the place for you.

About the Role

We're looking for a freelance Brand Designer to join our small, in-house creative team on a part-time, contract basis. The work spans ad creative, blog assets, editorial layout, simple motion design, and lightweight video editing, so we're looking for someone with real range and a point of view. This is a great fit for a designer who leads with craft, has strong opinions about type, and gets excited by translating dense, technical subject matter into something people actually want to look at. You test design concepts quickly, communicate clearly, and can manage your own projects.

How you’ll Contribute

• Ad creative and blog assets that translate complex topics (accessibility law, compliance standards, technical concepts) into work that's considered, visual, and well-crafted.
• Layout and editorial design for guides, reports, and collateral with a strong eye for typography, hierarchy, spacing, and grid systems.
• Motion design and video editing that brings static assets and product spotlights to life.
• Cross-functional collaboration with brand, content, product, and digital marketing teams.

Who you are

• 3 - 5 years of design experience with a portfolio showing illustration, editorial design, and conceptual range.
• Figma fluency, and a habit of pulling references, building moodboards, and designing inside a layered brand system.
• Familiarity with AI and generative image tools. We won't lean on them heavily, but you should feel comfortable prompting and iterating as needed.
• Self-directed, communicative in writing, and able to overlap with US Pacific timezone morning meetings at least twice a week.
• Able to execute motion design and video editing independently in After Effects and Premiere Pro (or equivalents). You don't need to be a motion specialist, but you should be comfortable with LottieFiles and basic timeline work.
• Bonus points for accessibility awareness such as WCAG color contrast and inclusive design principles.