Remote | Graphic Designer

We are sharing a specialised consulting opportunity for experienced graphic and visual designers with strong expertise in typography, editorial and marketing layout, grid systems, brand and template systems, and professional Adobe or Figma production workflows to contribute to an advanced AI training and design evaluation project. Selected professionals will analyse, annotate, and deconstruct visual design assets across print, digital, and motion formats, translating professional design judgement into structured metadata and precise written descriptions. The work requires strong visual literacy, advanced composition knowledge, meticulous attention to detail, and the ability to communicate design decisions using established industry terminology. No prior experience in AI is required. Key Responsibilities Design Analysis & Annotation • Annotate editorial, poster, and marketing design assets using defined project schemas • Review short video clips and document relevant visual and compositional characteristics • Apply precise design terminology when describing visual elements and relationships • Identify hierarchy, balance, emphasis, rhythm, proportion, and other compositional principles • Maintain consistent annotation quality across diverse design formats and styles Typography, Layout & Visual Hierarchy • Analyse typography, layout systems, grids, spacing, colour, and visual hierarchy • Deconstruct completed designs into their underlying compositional structures • Identify relationships between text, imagery, graphic elements, and negative space • Assess whether design decisions support clarity, communication, and intended visual impact • Apply professional editorial and marketing design standards when evaluating assets Structured Metadata & Design Systems • Populate structured metadata describing geometry, hierarchy, style, and typographic systems • Evaluate brand systems, templates, and recurring visual patterns • Identify consistent and inconsistent applications of design-system principles • Document compositional relationships in a structured and repeatable format • Help ensure annotations are suitable for large-scale design datasets Motion, Framing & Visual Flow • Apply composition and cinematography terminology when evaluating short video content • Describe framing, movement, visual flow, and spatial relationships accurately • Identify changes in composition or hierarchy across motion sequences • Evaluate how visual elements guide viewer attention over time • Translate motion and composition observations into clear structured annotations Quality Standards & Annotation Frameworks • Create exemplar annotations that establish quality benchmarks for project datasets • Identify ambiguous cases, missing categories, and annotation-schema edge cases • Document gaps or inconsistencies that may require guideline refinement • Collaborate with project leads and quality reviewers as annotation standards evolve • Maintain strong consistency and attention to detail across framework updates Ideal Profile • 3–5+ years of professional experience as a graphic designer, visual designer, brand designer, editorial designer, layout or print specialist, art director, or in a closely related discipline • Professionals with 7+ years of experience or substantial art-direction expertise may be well suited to quality-leadership responsibilities • Portfolio demonstrating advanced typography, colour, layout, grid systems, and visual hierarchy • Strong background in editorial, poster, marketing, or comparable communication design • Expert-level proficiency with Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, or comparable professional design tools • Relevant Adobe experience may include Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, and After Effects • Familiarity with Canva or other production platforms is also valuable • Ability to articulate design concepts precisely using established design and composition terminology • Strong written English for detailed annotation and structured documentation • Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Fine Arts, or a related field is advantageous; equivalent professional portfolio and experience are also relevant • Motion design, video editing, or cinematography experience is beneficial • No prior experience in AI training or model evaluation is required Engagement Details • Independent contractor engagement • Fully remote • Compensation $20–$50/hour • Work will involve visual design annotation, typography and layout analysis, structured metadata creation, design evaluation, and quality-framework development • Strong editorial, poster, marketing, or brand-design expertise is central to this engagement • Professional familiarity with Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, and layered design-production workflows is highly relevant • Project scope, workload, annotation schemas, and evaluation standards may evolve depending on project requirements • Work must be completed without using confidential or proprietary information belonging to any employer, client, agency, institution, or other third party About the Platform This opportunity is available through 24-MAG LLC. We connect experienced professionals with remote consulting opportunities across technical, evaluation, and project-based workstreams. By submitting this application, you acknowledge that your information may be processed by 24-MAG LLC for recruitment and opportunity matching in accordance with our Privacy Policy https//www.24-mag.com/privacy-policy Remote Skills Adobe After Effects, Adobe Creative Suite, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Product Family, Analysis Skills, Art Direction, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Benchmarking, Cinematography, Communication Skills, Consulting, Data Sets, Design Evaluation, Detail Oriented, Documentation, English Language, Fine Art, Geometry, Graphic Design, Illustrating Ability, Leadership, Literacy, Marketing, Metadata, Project Evaluation, Quality Management, Software Design, Technical Consulting, Typography, Video Editing, Visual Communication, Writing Skills 24-Mag

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