Role Type: Graphic Designer – Branding
Company Description
Mayakrit Solutions is a forward-thinking digital solutions company that mixes creativity with tech. we work across a various bunch of fields such as online shopping, housing, restaurants, gaming, education, etc. Their whole vibe is making things feel “real” online — like, they build 3D shopping experiences and AR stuff so people can literally see how a product would look in their own space before buying it. Pretty cool, right?
Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Employee Type: Full-Time (On-Site)
Department: Design / Creative
Role Description
we’re looking for a Graphic Designer (Branding, Packaging & Visual Communication) to join full-time, working from our Ahmedabad office. The Graphic Designer will be creates visual identities and branding materials for our clients’ brands, logos, colors, fonts, the works. you will also design packaging concepts and other marketing stuff that actually looks good and makes sense with the brand.
The role include: working closely with different teams to turn business ideas into actual visuals people can see and connect with including stuff for our AR and 3D product experiences (which, ngl, is a fun bonus). you will also touch up old designs, keep everything looking consistent everywhere, and make sure files are ready to go for printing or posting online.
Qualifications
- You should be genuinely good at graphic design like, you can turn a blank page into something that actually looks great
- have skills in Logo Design and Branding, colors, fonts and brand identities and guidelines
- Skills in Typography, with the ability to select and apply typefaces like you know which one to use and why
- You’ve designed packaging and marketing stuff before, both for print and digital
- comfortable with Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, the usual design tools
- You can take a client’s idea (even if it’s vague) and turn it into something visual that actually works.
- Strong portfolio to show off your branding and packaging work.
- A degree or diploma in design is nice to have, but not a dealbreaker.
- Excellent attention to detail, collaboration skills, and openness to feedback and iterative design processes.
