Static Graphics Editor (Full-Time, Remote)
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Job description
Static Graphics Editor (Full-Time, Remote)
Join the Ad Creative Team at MHI Media
Who We Are
MHI Media is a performance marketing agency that builds direct-response ad campaigns for e-commerce brands. From strategy to execution, we focus entirely on ads that convert—and great design is at the core of that mission.
Why MHI Media?
Remote-First & Flexible – Work from anywhere.
Focused Work – No fluff. Just effective ads.
Creative Meets Strategy – Collaborate with marketers who understand the power of great visuals.
About the Role
As a Static Graphics Editor at MHI Media, you’ll be responsible for designing large volumes of static ads for paid social platforms like Meta and TikTok. You’ll take clear briefs and turn them into scroll-stopping creative that grabs attention and drives action.
What You’ll Do
Design direct-response static ads using Photoshop
Follow briefs closely and turn around high-quality assets quickly
Create variants for A/B testing across different platforms
Maintain brand consistency while optimizing for performance
Stay updated on ad design trends and best practices
What You Bring
Experience designing ads for paid social (especially for e-commerce)
Strong skills in Adobe Photoshop (Illustrator a bonus)
A portfolio of ad creative that shows your impact
Fast, detail-oriented, and responsive to feedback
Comfortable working in a high-volume, fast-paced environment
Interested?
Email the following to :
Your resume
A portfolio/showreel of relevant ad work
A short cover letter or message explaining your experience and why you're a great fit
Originally posted on Himalayas
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