Web Designer

creative team of designers and writers.

You will :

Create visual assets for a wide range of design projects, using creativity, ingenuity, passion and restraint to bring beautiful and impactful design to life across various mediums (print, packaging, digital)

Collaborate with fellow designers, writers, producers, and internal stakeholders to deliver timely, high quality assets (be it a new menu for our cafe, an online asset, or packaging for new products and coffees)

Take on projects of all sizes, including small, day-to-day design updates to support our cafes

Create work in a fast-paced setting that ranges from content updates in already-established designs, to supporting the Senior Designer and Art Director in creating work from concept to final touches

Execute sustainable, on-budget designs

You are :

Excited to work with typography

Deeply empathetic, always taking the viewpoint of our guests and how to delight them while honoring brand standards

A professional : you are serious about your work without taking yourself too seriously

A passionate advocate for simplicity, restraint, and elegance as a design aesthetic

Invigorated by feedback : you seek it out, receive it gracefully and incorporate it into your process to create ever-more beautiful design work

Inspired by collaboration, you work best in a participatory team environment

Delightful to work with, always bringing a sense of humor and infectious can-do' attitude

Comfortable with ambiguity and comfortable pivoting on direction and priorities for projects

Comfortable managing multiple projects of varying levels of complexity and scope at once

You have :

2+ years working as a graphic designer either in-house or agency level

Bachelor's and / or graduate degree in a design discipline (i.e., graphic, UI / UX) or related field

Proficiency in InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop and other design software

An expert eye for color and typography

Last but not least, a deep love for great coffee, food, and exceptional guest experiences