Graphic Designer

We're not after another portfolio with rounded corners and gradient blobs; Johnson & Johnson wants a Graphic Designer who makes people stop scrolling in Hampton. Match 7 years and Persona Development to this Hampton job and you unlock $76,000 - $100,000, a freelance schedule, and steady upward room.

Key Responsibilities

• Refine messaging and visuals using performance data and audience insight
• Bring concepts to life through motion, illustration, or interactive media
• Build the craft-focused pitch deck that wins the $76,000 - $100,000 account in the room
• Prototype three creative concepts cheap so the fourth can go deep
• Drill into analytics to learn which creative actually moved the creative needle
• Storyboard and direct photo, video, and content shoots end to end
• Create wireframes, mockups, and high-fidelity prototypes for web and mobile
• Argue palette and type with the same evidence you'd bring to a Wireframing review

What You'll Bring

• The kind of listening that makes the other person feel heard
• Judgment seasoned by at least 6 years of real consequences
• The reflex to surface risk before it surfaces itself
• Experience thriving in a generously-mentoring, deadline-driven setting like Johnson & Johnson
• Comfort being the newest person in the room and the loudest in the notes
• A track record of high-trust delivery in a freelance structure
• A VA work history, or strong reasons you'll thrive here anyway

At Johnson & Johnson, the oddball-friendly Hampton crew believes creative should feel boring and reliable, never thrilling and fragile. You'll find a flat structure where the best argument wins, regardless of title.

The package speaks for itself: $76,000 - $100,000, coaching, coverage, and the flexible freelance hours that oddball-friendly creative pros expect.

The Hampton, VA office is bringing people on this season, and this is one of those roles.

If this remote-friendly role reads like your wishlist, do yourself a favor and apply.