Job Description

Kingsend Health is a dynamic startup led by seasoned professionals with decades of expertise in the pharmaceutical and health supplement industry. Backed by a reputable pharmaceutical developer and manufacturer in Spain co-founded over 20 years ago, we're on a mission to expand and distribute scientifically backed supplements that make a real difference to customers in Asia.





We are looking for a graphic designer to lay the visual foundation of the brand and produce visual content for our marketing campaigns.

Key responsibilities

Collaborate with leadership and marketing to develop our visual identity. Create and maintain brand design systems and style guides, including typography, colour palettes, iconography, and component/asset libraries. Create original visual content including graphics, layouts, and templates for digital ads, social media posts, e-commerce websites, emails and print, including promotional material such as brochures and leaflets. Produce and edit short-form videos and motion graphics for social media platforms. Retouch and enhance photos. Collaborate with web developer to implement any visual changes to our e-commerce websites. Coordinate with printers and vendors to produce print content. Proactively identify opportunities, propose concepts, and move ideas forward. Stay current on design trends, tools, and pipelines and bring relevant ideas into our workflows.

Requirements

2+ years experience working in graphic design. A relevant portfolio that showcases your creative and technical ability. Proficiency in industry-standard tools such as Adobe Creative Suite and Figma. Understanding of preparing assets for web and print. Excellent communication skills. English fluency. Self-starter that manages priorities with minimal guidance. Degree or Diploma in Visual Communication, Graphic Design or related field, or equivalent professional experience.

Desirable

Strong illustration skills, including vector and/or hand-drawn graphics. * Familiar with web front-end development principles and constraints.