Graphic Designer - Creative

June 12, 2026

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About RYZE:We need a versatile graphic designer who can flex across packaging, brand, and marketing - You'll work closely with our Brand Creative team and collaborate across Brand Marketing, Operations, Regulatory, and Production - helping our visual identity and design come to life across various touchpoints. You're the designer who can go from a die-line spec to a presentation deck without missing a beat. You understand that great design isn't just something that looks beautiful on a shelf or a screen - it's a full system: technical precision, visual storytelling, and the kind of polish that makes someone stop and take notice. You combine real technical chops with a genuine creative eye. You know your way around a varnish layer and a spot UV finish as well as you can pull together a compelling brand presentation. You're not intimidated by new tools and instead are excited about them. AI-assisted creative tools are already part of how you work. If you: Love the intersection of craft and concept, from die-lines to deck design Can flip between meticulous production work and big-picture creative thinking without losing stride Have great taste and know how to articulate your POV Move independently, manage your own timeline, and deliver without hand-holding Love how AI tools can create efficiencies in your creative process Care deeply about how a brand shows up - on shelf, in a deck, and across every touchpoint …then let's talk!The Role:What You’ll DoPackaging & Production<ul><li>Create and prepare print-ready packaging artwork files in Adobe Illustrator, including die-lines, production specifications, and finishing layers (varnish, spot UV, emboss/deboss, foil)</li><li>Support packaging updates, revisions, and versioning across SKUs, and keeping files accurate, clean, and current</li><li>Create and retouch photo-realistic imagery using various creative tools, including Photoshop and gen-AI tools</li></ul>Brand & Marketing Design<ul><li>Develop marketing assets, pitch decks, comps, presentation visuals, and other creative materials as needed</li><li>Ensure decks have a cohesive appearance, perfecting details like alignment of copy sections, and adapting and implementing existing brand assets to elevate Marketing decks</li><li>Design and refresh brand materials such as inserts and pamphlets while adhering to brand guidelines</li><li>Help craft, execute, and enforce the brand visual identity to work across multiple assets and platforms, including printed materials and digital assets</li><li>Contribute creative concepts for design exploration: mockups, graphics, layout directions and concepts</li></ul>Collaboration & Process<ul><li>Collaborate across Brand Creative, Brand Marketing, Production, Regulatory, and Operations teams. Communicating clearly and keeping everyone moving.</li><li>Utilize AI creative tools (NanoBanana, Firefly, and similar) to accelerate concepting and creative development</li><li>Maintain organized, well-structured working files that anyone on the team can pick up and navigate</li><li>Stay current on design and packaging trends and bring fresh visual references, inspiration, and perspective to the creative conversation</li></ul>What Success Looks Like<ul><li>You're a reliable, go-to creative partner the team genuinely wants to keep working with</li><li>Artwork files are production-ready and error-free every time, without exception</li><li>Creative explorations push the brand forward and spark good conversations</li><li>Marketing and brand materials are polished, on-brand, and consistently excellent</li><li>The Brand Marketing & Creative team feels supported and can move faster because you're in the mix</li><li>Cross-functional partners in Regulatory, Ops, and Production get what they need on time and without friction</li><li>Files are organized, version-controlled, and easy for anyone to navigate</li><li>You're great at collaborating and communicating, whether it's on Slack or on calls, keeping everyone informed and involved in the process</li></ul>What We're Looking For<ul><li>Strong experience designing for print production: die-lines, print processes, and production-ready file setup are second nature to you</li><li>Proven ability to design across formats: packaging, marketing decks, brand collateral, and digital assets</li><li>Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, especially Illustrator and Photoshop</li><li>Proficiency in Figma, Slack, Google Suite (Slides, Docs, Sheets), and Microsoft Office for cross-functional team reviews, approvals, and communication</li><li>Familiarity with AI-assisted creative and image-generation tools (NanoBanana, Firefly, etc.)</li><li>A genuine creative eye for modern design trends, visual storytelling, and brand impact</li><li>Ability to manage multiple projects and timelines independently </li><li>Strong attention to detail and a near-obsessive approach to file organization</li><li>Clear, proactive communicator who keeps the right people informed without being asked</li><li>Experience working with CPG brands, preferred</li><li>Understanding of CPG packaging requirements and shelf presentation, preferred</li></ul>What We Offer:

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