Graphic Designer
Hybrid (Buenos Aires-based); Wednesday coworking with the local team.
Compensation target: 3,000 - 4,000 USD/month.
Contractor role. 40 hours per week, aligned with EST.
Design tools: Figma and Adobe Creative Suite.
At Near, we connect top talent in Latin America with remote opportunities at U.S.-based companies.
About the Company
Our client is a data-first, ROI-focused growth marketing, web design, and creative agency.
About the Role
Our client’s agency works as a fractional marketing team for B2B companies. Each pod runs marketing for 4-6 clients and includes an Account Strategist, a Project Manager, an ad specialist, and a Designer. The strategist sets the marketing direction, the PM keeps the work moving, and you own the creative.
That means you're in the client meetings, you hear the strategy first-hand, and you bring the visual ideas to the table. You'll present concepts, defend the ones you believe in, and come back with a better option when a request would weaken the work.
Ads and social content are the core of the job. Landing pages come up often, and some projects bring you onto full website builds with our developers. When a client needs a sales deck or pitch presentation, you'll design that too.
What you will design
Ads and social content
Paid ads for LinkedIn, Meta, Google Display, and other channels, designed to get noticed by B2B buyers and get the click
Organic social graphics and carousels with a distinct look for each brand
Animated versions in Jitter when motion will outperform a static ad
Ad variants for A/B tests, built with your team around a clear hypothesis
Landing pages and websites
Landing pages in Figma that look like the brand at its best and convert the traffic your ads send
Full website builds alongside our developers and strategist, from page layouts to the component system the site runs on
Figma files organized well enough that a developer can build from them without a walkthrough
Brand systems, plus presentations as needed
Brand identities and guidelines (logo usage, typography, color, components) that hold up across every format
Sales decks and pitch presentations when a client needs them, along with one-pagers, PDFs, and event graphics
One visual system per client, so the brand reads the same in a LinkedIn ad, a social post, and a landing page
The Creative Bar We Hold
A lot of B2B design plays it safe. We want work a buyer remembers and a client is proud to put their name on, and we hold every designer to four standards.
Ideas and a point of view
You start each campaign with a concept strong enough to carry across the ads, the social posts, and the landing page
You bring two or three creative directions to the strategist with a recommendation and the reasoning behind it
You have opinions about what each brand should look like, and you can defend them in business terms
Taste you can explain
You study great design inside and outside B2B, and you keep a reference library you use
You know why a piece of work is good, and you can explain it to a teammate or a client in plain language
Your own bar keeps rising, and you can point to work from last year you would redo today
Design that performs
You design for the goal of the campaign, whether that's the click, the lead, or the booked demo
You read ad and landing page results and use them to shape the next round of creative
You know the conventions of each platform and format well enough to break them on purpose
Craft in every detail
Type is set with intention, spacing is deliberate, and hierarchy is clear at a glance
Every export is the right size, format, and color space for where it's going
Every piece would hold up in a portfolio review, from a hero campaign to a monthly social post
What We're Looking For
+3 years designing at an agency, an in-house brand team, or as a freelancer with a strong client roster
A portfolio with real ideas in it, covering campaigns, ads, social, landing pages or websites, and…