What Youll DoDesign and produce brand-consistent visuals across marketing and social - banners, OG images, announcements, ad variants, and campaign creativeOwn conference and event branding end-to-end - logo, signage, screen animations, social assetsCreate illustrations, animations, and video assets for the website, landing pages, and product storytellingBuild motion and animation assets using Jitter, After Effects, or similar tools with Lottie export supportDesign sales enablement materials, architecture diagrams, and other product marketing assetsDevelop brand systems for new initiatives - e.g., Rox Academy (logo, badges, course thumbnails, certificates)Maintain and refine Roxs visual identity across all channels - digital, social, print, and eventCollaborate closely with the Design and Marketing teams to keep creative output aligned with product and GTM strategyWhat Success Looks LikeFirst few days: Batch design 15 visuals for upcoming LinkedIn posts, get set up in Figma, review existing brand files, and familiarize yourself with Roxs visual identity and current marketing assetsFirst few weeks: Daily iterations on ad variants, clean and organize the Figma brand file, deliver your first set of social graphics and OG images, and begin producing assets for an active campaign or launchFirst few months: Own end-to-end brand and marketing design - from campaign creative and conference assets to website illustrations and architecture diagrams - with a polished, cohesive visual system across all channelsMust-Have SkillsStrong command of layout, color, typography, and motion - production-quality visual designProficiency with Figma and experience maintaining brand files and design systemsExperience with animation and motion tools (Jitter, After Effects, or similar)Comfort using AI-assisted tools (e.g., Claude) for ideation and creative workflowsBackground in startups or small teams where you owned the full scope of brand and marketing designWhy This Role ExistsRox is defining a new category of software, and how we show up visually matters. Backed by Sequoia, GV, and General Catalyst, were replacing fragmented CRM workflows with AI agents that actually do the work - researching accounts, personalizing outreach, and advancing pipelines while sellers focus on closing deals.