Overview
Job Title: Graphic Designer 2
Duration: 1 year
Pay Range: $35.00 - $45.70/hr
Location: Remote (US)
Summary: Our client is scaling its AI Education initiative for 12,000+ global employees. We need a Content Designer who can translate AI concepts into highly engaging learning moments—whether that’s through punchy copy, short videos, or visual resources. We’re on a mission to make AI upskilling relevant and actionable for everyone — from game designers to HR business partners. You’ll be responsible for building high-quality learning content across multiple formats. You’ll also experiment with AI-powered design workflows and help shape how we deliver learning in a rapidly evolving landscape.
What You’ll Do
Ship end-to-end learning assets—storyboards, scripts, slide decks, micro-videos, graphics, and facilitator guides that look on-brand and feel engaging
Conduct regular desktop research to stay on top of the latest in the AI world
Track learner analytics and feedback to test and iterate quickly on offerings
Build AI powered workflows to accelerate timelines and raise the creative bar
Partner cross-functionally with senior leaders, engineers, HRBPs, Comms, and the broader AI Education team to keep content accurate and sticky
What We’re Looking For
2+ years of experience designing content for marketing, learning, or other relevant business function (portfolio required)
A sharp writing voice and a discerning visual eye—we want work that is easy to understand, eye-catching, and modern
Experienced integrating AI tools into the content development process
Fluency with 1+ design or editing stack (Adobe Suite, Canva, etc.)
Comfort designing AI-focused content (responsible use, prompting, workflows) for a global, mixed technical/no/technical audience
Data-driven mindset—you’re comfortable setting success metrics, reading analytics, and refining content based on evidence
Bonus Experience
Exposure to gaming, entertainment, or fast-paced digital product environments
Experience with the Coursera platform and course builder or instructional-design platforms (Articulate Rise, Storyline, or similar)