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Job Description:
We are looking for an entry‑level Motion Graphic Designer with a strong interest in UX motion design to support how motion is used across digital products and internal storytelling. This role focuses on learning and applying motion as a UX tool—helping guide attention, clarify flows, reinforce hierarchy, and communicate intent within user experiences.
In addition to UX motion work, this role will assist with leadership communication and executive presentations, including contributing to short‑form videos or sizzle reels under guidance, when motion helps support narrative clarity.
Key Responsibilities:
UX Motion Design: Support the creation of purposeful motion across digital products to improve usability, comprehension, and interaction feedback.
Interaction & Flow Storytelling: Create motion assets such as transitions, micro‑interactions, walkthroughs, and flow demonstrations based on provided direction.
Executive & Narrative Support: Assist with motion and short‑form video assets, including portions of sizzle reels, to support executive storytelling and product vision communication.
AI‑Enabled Creation: Learn and apply AI‑assisted tools to support ideation, prototyping, and production of motion assets.
Cross‑Functional Collaboration: Partner with UX designers, product managers, engineers, and storytellers to integrate motion into end‑to‑end experiences.
Standards & Quality: Follow brand, accessibility, and UX standards across all motion deliverables.
“Must Have” Specific Knowledge And Skills
Foundational understanding of motion design and animation principles, with an interest in applying motion to UX and product experiences. Ability to take feedback, learn quickly, and collaborate effectively with designers and partners. Comfort using industry‑standard motion tools and openness to learning AI‑assisted workflows.
Preferred Qualifications
Academic or internship experience related to motion design, UX, animation, or visual design
Exposure to designing motion for digital products, prototypes, or presentations
Familiarity with UX concepts such as user flows, interaction design, and usability principles
Interest in AI‑based design or motion tools
Additional Skills And Other Requirements
Portfolio or samples demonstrating motion, animation, or visual storytelling work
Basic knowledge of animation timing, easing, and visual hierarchy
Strong attention to detail and willingness to iterate based on feedback
Ability to manage tasks and priorities in a fast‑moving environment
Good communication skills and eagerness to learn from peers and mentors
Curiosity about motion, UX, and emerging design tools
Education And Experience
Education: Bachelor’s/4‑year degree
Years of Relevant Work Experience: 0–2 years
Certifications/Licenses: Degree preferably in Design, UX, Animation, Visual Communication, or related field. Internship, academic, or equivalent experience will be considered.
Job Description:
We are looking for an entry‑level Motion Graphic Designer with a strong interest in UX motion design to support how motion is used across digital products and internal storytelling. This role focuses on learning and applying motion as a UX tool—helping guide attention, clarify flows, reinforce hierarchy, and communicate intent within user experiences.
In addition to UX motion work, this role will assist with leadership communication and executive presentations, including contributing to short‑form videos or sizzle reels under guidance, when motion helps support narrative clarity.
Key Responsibilities:
UX Motion Design: Support the creation of purposeful motion across digital products to improve usability, comprehension, and interaction feedback.
Interaction & Flow Storytelling: Create motion assets such as transitions, micro‑interactions, walkthroughs, and flow demonstrations based on provided direction.
Executive & Narrative Support: Assist with motion and short‑form video assets, including portions of sizzle reels, to support executive storytelling and product vision communication.
AI‑Enabled Creation: Learn and apply AI‑assisted tools to support ideation, prototyping, and production of motion assets.
Cross‑Functional Collaboration: Partner with UX designers, product managers, engineers, and storytellers to integrate motion into end‑to‑end experiences.
Standards & Quality: Follow brand, accessibility, and UX standards across all motion deliverables.
“Must Have” Specific Knowledge And Skills
Foundational understanding of motion design and animation principles, with an interest in applying motion to UX and product experiences. Ability to take feedback, learn quickly, and collaborate effectively with designers and partners. Comfort using industry‑standard motion tools and openness to learning AI‑assisted workflows.
Preferred Qualifications
Academic or internship experience related to motion design, UX, animation, or visual design
Exposure to designing motion for digital products, prototypes, or presentations
Familiarity with UX concepts such as user flows, interaction design, and usability principles
Interest in AI‑based design or motion tools
Additional Skills And Other Requirements
Portfolio or samples demonstrating motion, animation, or visual storytelling work
Basic knowledge of animation timing, easing, and visual hierarchy
Strong attention to detail and willingness to iterate based on feedback
Ability to manage tasks and priorities in a fast‑moving environment
Good communication skills and eagerness to learn from peers and mentors
Curiosity about motion, UX, and emerging design tools
Education And Experience
Education: Bachelor’s/4‑year degree
Years of Relevant Work Experience: 0–2 years
Certifications/Licenses: Degree preferably in Design, UX, Animation, Visual Communication, or related field. Internship, academic, or equivalent experience will be considered.