Designer Specialist

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Responsibilities

  • Utilize graphic design skills to lead the creation of event collateral across multiple mediums.
  • Art direct and lead campaign direction.
  • Interact thoughtfully with partners both inside and outside of Macy's.
  • Create and edit presentation decks.
  • Evaluate creative briefs for clarity and alignment before starting work.
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to generate campaign and project concepts that meet creative brief objectives.
  • Conduct research to infuse innovation into design solutions, including fashion and promotional ideas.
  • Utilize design systems, grids, color, typography, illustration, and photography to convey messages.
  • Create presentations that effectively articulate and inspire support for new ideas.
  • Plan, prioritize, and produce a high volume of work, taking ownership from start to finish.
  • Ensure adherence to Macy's Studios brand guidelines in all partner assets.
  • Meet deadlines and proactively communicate project status to partners and leaders.
  • Inspire others through innovative design and ideation approaches.
  • Participate in team celebrations, peer mentoring, volunteering, and fundraising events.

Requirements

  • Demonstrated expertise in designing communications that align with brand narratives.
  • Ability to leverage customer insights and curiosity about shopper motivations for design solutions.
  • Passion for research and quick understanding of project requirements.
  • Collaborative work with copywriters for clear communication of product features.
  • Mastery of design systems with attention to detail to support brand integrity.
  • Curiosity, innovation, and a conceptual mindset in a collaborative environment.
  • Planning, prioritizing, and producing a high volume of work from start to finish.
  • Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite tools, including XD, InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator; experience with Motion & After Effects is a plus.
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience in a related field; 3+ years of experience in advertising or relevant design discipline.

Nice-to-haves

  • Experience with Motion & After Effects is considered a valuable asset.

Benefits

  • An inclusive, challenging, and refreshingly fun work environment
  • Competitive pay and benefits rooted in principles of equity
  • Performance incentives and annual merit review
  • Merchandise discounts
  • Health and Wellness Benefits across medical, dental, vision, and additional insurance
  • Retirement Savings Plan with 401k match opportunity
  • Employee Assistance Program (mental health counseling and legal/financial advice)
  • Resources for continuous learning, career growth, and leadership development
  • 8 paid holidays
  • Paid Time Off (first year prorated depending on start date)
  • Tuition reimbursement program
  • Guild education benefit funds 100% of tuition, books, and fees in designated programs
  • Colleague Resource Groups (CRGs) and give-back/volunteer opportunities
  • Empowerment and autonomy to perform impactful work with tangible results
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