Graphic Designer, Production Studio

Job Description:

  • Participate actively in internal brief calls, studio syncs, and all-hands meetings, contributing thoughtful input and asking clarifying questions to ensure alignment
  • Take clear, actionable notes during internal and client calls to support accurate execution and follow-through
  • Respond promptly to internal briefs and maintain clear communication with account and creative teams throughout the project lifecycle
  • Flag risks, gaps, or inefficiencies early and propose practical solutions
  • Support internal studio processes by helping prepare materials for team meetings and reviews
  • Manage your own workback schedules to ensure assets are delivered on time and to spec
  • Balance multiple projects simultaneously, navigating context switching and feedback rounds with confidence
  • Manage bandwidth proactively and communicate timelines clearly with project stakeholders
  • Execute high-quality, production-ready designs that align with established brand systems, creative direction, and client briefs
  • Build and refine layouts for B2B marketing assets
  • Conduct thorough self-reviews to ensure assets meet quality standards and follow internal review processes
  • Demonstrate curiosity and openness to new tools, processes, and ways of working
  • Apply AI-powered tools to support asset adaptation, formatting, and production efficiency.

Requirements:

  • 5– 7 years of experience in production design or execution-focused creative roles
  • Strong proficiency in Figma, Adobe Creative Suite and presentation design tools
  • Exceptional attention to detail and comfort working at scale
  • Experience producing B2B marketing assets across digital, social, email, presentation, and print formats is a plus
  • Ability to work quickly and accurately in a remote, collaborative studio environment
  • Clear communicator who takes ownership of their work and timelines
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office and able to work in a digital and cross-functional team environment
  • Comfortable working with AI-powered tools to support production workflows, asset scaling, and efficiency
  • Bilingualism (ENG/FR) considered an asset, but not required.

Benefits:

  • Use of our company cottage at Innisfil’s Friday Harbour Resort. We’ll even give you a paid day off to enjoy it for a long weekend!
  • Monthly telecommunications allowance towards use of your home internet and mobile phone.
  • Comprehensive dental and medical benefits plus a Health Care Spending Account.
  • Annual wellness fund.
  • Group RRSP fund-matching program eligible after 3 years in role.
  • Competitive salary, benefits, and professional development opportunities.
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