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Everyday Dose Inc

Perfomance Static Designer

Everyday Dose Inc, Austin, Texas, us, 78716

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Most people start their mornings with coffee that leaves them jittery, crashing, and running on empty. Everyday Dose exists to fix that because people deserve a morning ritual that actually feels good. We make functional coffee, matcha, and creamers that deliver calm energy, steady focus, and real well-being. No crash, no jitters, no gut issues. After serving more than 1.3 million customers and expanding into national retail, we’re hiring driven, thoughtful people who want to help redefine how the world starts its day at scale.

This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment and can juggle multiple projects and requests simultaneously without compromising quality. We’re looking for a designer with a strong command of visual design, technical precision, and a sharp understanding of brand and storytelling.

What You’ll Do

Create high conversion, thumb stopping static ads

Brief and review other designers work

Design supporting creative assets as needed - with the use of AI

Collaborate closely with the senior creatives to bring ads, product launches, and seasonal moments to life

Manage a high volume of creative requests with competing priorities, maintaining speed and accuracy under tight deadlines

Keep design systems, templates, and asset libraries updated, organized, and scalable

3-5 years of experience in graphic design, preferably in growth, performance marketing / direct-response

Proficiency in Figma + Adobe Creative Suite

Experience in making ad creative for Meta, Google and other paid acquisition channels

Understanding of direct response marketing

Ability to analyze creative performance data and optimize designs for better results

Strong collaboration skills in a fast-paced, iterative environment

Competitive base, bonus, and equity package

Comprehensive health, vision, dental

Unlimited PTO

Remote-friendly role - Austin residents preferred

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