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Join our client, a dynamic organization leading innovative digital experiences, as a Designer / Front-End Developer. This temporary role is fully remote--out of region--and offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a high-impact microsite supporting a major report launch. If you have a passion for creating engaging web stories and elevating digital design, this might be the perfect fit for you. Our client is seeking a versatile professional skilled in both visual design and front-end development to bring a storytelling microsite to life. You will transform wireframes into an interactive experience, ensuring it is polished, modern, and aligned with the brand's rebranding efforts. There is no application deadline for this role. *Designer / Front-End Developer* *Responsibilities*: * Design and develop an interactive, scroll-based microsite using tools such as Framer, translating wireframes into a fully functional, engaging landing page. * Craft a compelling narrative through sequential storytelling, visual hierarchy, and engaging transitions to bring the report to life. * Implement motion and interactive elements, including animations, transitions, and scroll-based interactions, to create a dynamic user experience. * Collaborate within Grow's brand system, ensuring consistency with visual guidelines, assets, and imagery while incorporating feedback under tight deadlines. * Work closely with marketing and design leadership to refine the experience and elevate the creative output beyond initial wireframes. *Designer / Front-End Developer* *Qualifications*: * Proven experience in web design and front-end development with a strong portfolio of microsites or landing pages. * Proficiency in Framer or similar no/low-code visual builders, with a deep understanding of modern web interaction patterns. * Demonstrated ability to tell stories through web experiences, integrating motion, animation, and visual composition effectively. * Capable of evolving existing wireframes into refined, high-quality creative outputs. * Comfortable working within established brand systems and leveraging provided assets and imagery. *Perks and Benefits:* * Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance. * Life Insurance. * 401(k) Program. * Commuter Benefit. * eLearning and Ongoing Training. * Education Reimbursement. Eligibility requires working over 30 hours per week on an assignment lasting at least 10 weeks. If you meet the qualifications and are excited about this opportunity, apply today! Our team will connect with you to discuss next steps, support you through the interview process, and advocate for your success.

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