Sr. Art Director

This is a remote position.

VISUAL EXECUTION AND PRODUCTION Produce high quality artwork for SVEN in behalf of their clients which are not limited to the following requirements: Digital materials ranging from social media content, website designs, digital ads and mobile apps.

Convert certain digital materials to video format with minimal animation. Print materials ranging from OOH Executions, Trade, retail, event materials, and Print Ads. Provide creative assistance in achieving the overall brief by which are not limited to the following:

Minor styling and product photography Sourcing of vector, stock photo and font assets Post-processing of client given and shot assets CREATIVE THINKING AND VISUALIZATION Provide inputs and ideas during discussions and determine how best to represent a concept visually Learn and understand details pertaining to the company's effective operation and workflow. Exercise proper discretion in creating the design execution and determine which photographs, art, or other design elements to use Participate in brainstorming Take work from concept to final execution within deadlines Present completed ideas to clients/team members Produce sketches, storyboards, roughs to visualize ideas ADMINISTRATION AND REPORTING Make sure all artworks created are aligned and approved by the immediate supervisor Make sure all files are backed up and the folders are properly arranged. Take care of equipment unit Maintain an updated historical file of all creative material/artwork produced.

Make sure all deliverables are met and on time. Ability to plan and prepare for outcomes on the basis of priority and effective management of time. TEAM MANAGEMENT Review and approve designs, artwork, photography, and graphics developed by Junior members Coordinate and cascade aligned information during discussions to the team Manage and delegate responsibilities to other designers and provide directions Manage own brand accounts and projects, working within budget (if social media shoots) and other requirements.

Confer with creative, art, copywriting, or production department heads to discuss client requirements and presentation concepts, and to coordinate creative activities.

Requirements With at least 6-8 years relevant work experience

Previous work in a digital agency environment is a plus!

A strong understanding of modern graphic design software, including products such as Adobe XD, Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop

Notably creative with a desire to merge knowledge and experience with business and art

Candidates must be willing to work on-site if required, but will otherwise have the flexibility to work from anywhere.

Benefits DIGITAL WORK MADE REFRESHING FOR YOU Digital isn’t the easiest industry to be part of — it’s always on and always evolving. The client pressure is real, but with the right support and programs in place, you’ll know you’ve got it — and we gotchu too as part of one of only two agencies in the Philippines certified as a Great Place to Work. BEST SUPPORT FAM Immerse in a supportive atmosphere with uplifting mentors and teams.

Vibe with us through monthly employee programs and events.

Get recognized for your hustle – we celebrate wins!

DIGITAL 1ST PRODUCTIVITY Level up on efficiency through Digital 1st equipment, tools, and systems.

Boost your skills with in-house learning programs and company-sponsored training. FULFILLING BREAKTHROUGHS

Own your career path with regular appraisals and growth opportunities.

Use your leaves in any way you like – for catching up, pursuing your passions, or contributing to the community.

Stay healthy and secured with HMO and life insurance, plus all-around support from different experts on mental health, nutrition, finances, and more.

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