Jupiter jobs - Graphic Designer

At Jupiter, we are building a new age personalized mobile-first, AI-based digital bank. We are a fast-paced tech startup that relentlessly innovates each day to make banking more accessible and transparent for our users.

To help us grow, we are looking at awesome team-players to join us and contribute towards building a community first digital bank.

Join us if you wish to build the bank of the future!

Key Responsibilities

• Create designs, concepts, and sample layouts based on knowledge of layout principles and aesthetic design concepts.
• Determine size and arrangement of illustrative material and copy, and select style and size of type.
• Extensive use of Corel draw & Photoshop to create and generate new images.
• Design imagery for emails and landing pages.
• Delivering high volume of creative designs within stipulated deadlines.
• Confer with the managers to discuss and determine layout design.
• Develop graphics and layouts for product illustrations, company logos, and Internet websites.
• Use high-quality brand etiquette to ensure the right message is delivered through the right channels.
  

Required Skills

• Degree in Graphic Design, animation or equivalent field experience would be an added advantage.
• Able to work on different software: Figma, adobe photoshop, adobe illustrator, after effects.
• Ability to think creatively and evidence of success in developing brands and delivering them to market.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast paced and deadline-driven environment.
• Passionate about the quickly-evolving digital and social media environment.
• Sincere curiosity about how people interact and are influenced online
  

Why Join Jupiter?

• We have the right team that has built successful payments and banking businesses in the past, including our founder: Jitendra Gupta
• The market is huge and ready for disruption. The youth deserves and appreciates a better UX than the one provided by existing banks
• The banking infrastructure is transforming rapidly, and the banking APIs are more open than ever