Amazon Creative Designer / Creative Manager
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Job description
Our Client, an international e-commerce company with a strong presence in the USA, is looking for a highly skilled and creative professional to fill an immediate opening for Amazon Creative Designer / Creative Manager for a full-time remote job.
As an Amazon Creative Designer / Creative Manager, you will play an important role in improving the visual performance of the company's Amazon listings. The role focuses primarily on optimizing existing listings and creating new creatives for A/B testing to improve click-through rate and conversion. You will be responsible for developing high-quality visual content and testing new creative concepts that strengthen the brand's presence on Amazon.
About the Company:
It is a fast-growing small company that manages Amazon accounts and runs its own brand, offering eco-friendly products. The team works fully remotely, allowing for flexibility and efficiency while maintaining strong collaboration.
The company operates in an international and rapidly evolving market, providing a dynamic work environment. It encourages creativity and initiative, giving team members the opportunity to bring new ideas to life and make a real impact.
Requirements:
- Advanced proficiency in Adobe Photoshop (mandatory).
- Strong attention to detail and ability to produce high-quality, professional visuals.
- Ability to work with AI tools as part of the creative workflow.
- Experience designing e-commerce or Amazon product visuals.
Responsibilities:
- Design Amazon listing images, including:
- Main images
- Infographics and lifestyle images
- A+ Content and Brand Story
- Amazon Storefront graphics
- Improve existing listings by developing new creative concepts for testing.
- Use AI tools (such as ChatGPT, Nano Banana, etc.) to generate product and lifestyle images used in the creatives.
- Refine and finalize designs in Adobe Photoshop.
- Help define the visual structure and messaging of listing images based on market and competitor research.
Advantages:
- Ability to analyze listings and define the creative direction.
- Experience with video editing or AI-generated video content.
- Knowledge of Adobe Illustrator.
Benefits:
- Work for a market-proven, fast-growing company.
- Competitive salary.
- Supportive and collaborative work environment.
- Opportunity to be part of something bigger, with autonomy over your work.
- Fully remote work with flexible hours (work from whatever place).
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