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Seez is transforming the car-buying experience with cutting-edge e-commerce technology. Our data-driven platform streamlines every step of the vehicle purchase and sale process, offering consumers a seamless experience with extensive vehicle selection, transparent pricing, competitive financing, and contact-free at-home delivery. As we scale rapidly, we are looking for passionate individuals to join our dynamic team and help shape the future of automotive commerce.
As a Motion Designer / Video Editor at Seez, you will help shape how our brand moves and communicates across digital touchpoints. You’ll work closely with design, marketing, and product teams to produce high-quality motion assets - from animated explainers and product demos to social media videos and brand storytelling pieces. This is a 3-month contract role ideal for someone who loves blending design, storytelling, and motion to create visual impact.
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