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Nabu Global FZEDesign
Creative Performance Designer
RemotePosted yesterday
Looking for a creative, results-driven designer skilled in digital design, AI tools, and marketing to create high-performing visuals for campaigns.
Location: Remote
Responsibilities
- Design high-performing creatives for digital campaigns (ads, landing pages, social media)
- Work primarily in Canva for speed and execution, also using Adobe tools (Photoshop, Illustrator) when needed
- Use AI tools to create images, videos, and visual concepts
- Collaborate with the marketing team to develop conversion-focused visual strategies
- Continuously test and optimize creatives based on performance data
- Stay up to date with design trends, AI tools, and new technologies
- Bring ideas, concepts, and improvements — not just execute tasks
Requirements
- Experience with Adobe tools (Photoshop, Illustrator)
- Strong experience using Canva for fast content production
- Experience with AI tools for image and video creation (e.g. Midjourney, DALL·E, Runway, Pika, VEO etc.)
- Experience in creating AI short-form videos and avatars is a big advantage
- Understanding of digital marketing and visual communication
- Basic knowledge of HTML & CSS (big plus)
- Strong creative thinking and attention to detail
- Someone who follows trends and enjoys working with new technologies
- Fast learner who adapts quickly to changes
- Proactive mindset — brings ideas and solutions
- Focused on results and performance, not just design
Benefits
- Work at the intersection of design, AI, and performance marketing
- Freedom to experiment with tools and creative ideas
- Fast-paced, results-driven environment
- Your work directly impacts business growth
Additional Information
- Please send your portfolio (required)
- Examples of AI-generated visuals and videos
- A short note on how you use AI in your creative process
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