Graphic Designer at Rhoback Charlottesville, VA

Graphic Designer – Rhoback, Charlottesville, VA.

Responsibilities
EMAIL

Collaborate with Email Team to provide photo selects, layout and design for emails.

Produce best-in-class emails using graphics, photography, and motion graphics that engage and inform.

Identify and execute email growth initiatives, brand awareness, and education using quality visuals.

Ensure all email graphics, layout and visuals are on brand to create next-level emails driving engagement with our growing brand.

Work quickly to create assets for topical or last‑minute campaigns.

DIGITAL MARKETING

Create digital ad graphics and visuals to drive engagement on Rhoback products (often the same graphics from emails, slightly adjusted).

PRINT COLLATERAL

Collaborate with merchandising, marketing and creative teams to build print collateral including mailers, catalogs, line books, in‑store signage and other printed materials.

Create all graphics and layouts that elevate the brand projection and product offering.

WEB DESIGN

Collaborate with Website Team to create website graphics, layout and visuals for seasonal campaigns and deliveries.

BRANDING

Collaborate with lead designers and Creative Director to develop a unified brand voice and vision, and ideate ways to use art & design to tell Rhoback’s story; maintain brand voice across all channels.

Collaborate with Social Media team to align on creative assets for organic posts (e.g., new Rhoback Athlete announcements) and lifestyle photography from the Media House.

Qualifications

Expert level proficiency in Adobe Suite.

Digital-first graphic design with strong understanding of print.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent 4‑year degree.

At least 2 years of relevant experience with consumer brands.

Ability to think critically to solve complex problems.

Capable of executing tasks without the need for oversight.

Creative innovation mindset and willingness to challenge conventions while understanding brand standards.

Team player with a no‑task‑too‑small attitude.

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