Social Media Graphic Designer

Job title: Social Media Graphic Designer

Work Location with Zip code: Milpitas, CA, US, 95035(Hybrid)

Duration of the project: 12 Months

·Minimum years of experience required: 3+ years

·Education Qualification required: Bachelor’s / Masters

Must have skills:

✓ 3+ years of graphic design experience, ideally with corporate or agency background.

✓ Proven ability to create both static graphics and animations, with hands-on proficiency in Figma.

✓ Demonstrated experience creating and editing short-form videos, with a strong understanding of how to produce for Instagram Reels.

✓ Comfort on camera and experience with talking-head video content.

✓ Social media content creation experience, with an understanding of platform-specific formats and best practices.

✓ Ability to work independently and asynchronously as part of a remote team, managing timelines and deliverables with minimal oversight.

✓ Strong interpersonal communication skills and follow-through.

Detailed Job Description:

Our client, a leading technology enterprise specializing in security, AI-driven enterprise networking, is seeking a creative and versatile Social Media Graphic Designer & Content Creator to join their dynamic team.

As a vital member of the Social Media team supporting the Networking business, the ideal candidate will pair strong graphic design and animation skills with a social-first content sensibility — bringing brand assets to life across social platforms through original graphics, motion, and shortform video. This role blends hands-on design, animation, and on-camera content creation for someone who thrives in a remote, asynchronous environment.

✓ Build and iterate social-first design assets in Figma (e.g. swipeable carousels, animated graphics) maintaining visual consistency and brand standards across all deliverables.

o Strong experience in Figma and Adobe Suite preferred.

✓ Design and produce graphics, motion graphics, and animations that bring assets to life (such as white papers and webpages) across social platforms including LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.

✓ Concept, shoot, and edit short-form video for Instagram Reels and other social-first formats, from raw capture through final cut.

✓ Appear on camera for talking-head and social-first video content, serving as an on-screen presence for the brand where needed.

✓ Ability to edit long-form video into social-first content.

✓ Ability to be proactive in bringing trending topics and new content ideas to the team.

o Have a pulse on social media trends and best practices with a track record of rapid execution.

✓ Collaborate asynchronously with a distributed remote team and coordinate with social, brand, and product marketing partners to turn blog posts into finished, platform-ready content.

✓ Depending on location, work onsite periodically to capture and produce content that requires in-person shooting.

✓ Ideal candidate has experience in using AI tools in content creation where applicable.

Minimum years of experience: 3+ years

Education: Bachelor’s / Masters

The top 3 responsibilities would expect the Subcon to shoulder and execute:

✓ 3+ years of graphic design experience, ideally with corporate or agency background.

✓ Proven ability to create both static graphics and animations, with hands-on proficiency in Figma.

✓ Demonstrated experience creating and editing short-form videos, with a strong understanding of how to produce for Instagram Reels.

✓ Comfort on camera and experience with talking-head video content.

✓ Social media content creation experience, with an understanding of platform-specific formats and best practices.

✓ Ability to work independently and asynchronously as part of a remote team, managing timelines and deliverables with minimal oversight.

✓ Strong interpersonal communication skills and follow-through.

Thanks & Warm Regards

Ashok Kumar

Tanisha Systems Inc.

99 Wood Ave South, Suite # 308, Iselin, NJ 08830

Desk: (732) 746-0367* 603

Email Id: Ashok.Kumar@tanishasystems.com

Pay: $20.63 - $25.00 per hour

Work Location: In person

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