Lead Brand Designer

About the role

The role shapes how Enterpret appears and feels across all channels. It blends brand strategy, hands-on creation, and process leadership to make design scalable and consistent.

Marketing teams grow awareness and demand for a company's products. They write copy, run campaigns, manage channels, and measure results. The work spans content, paid ads, email, events, and search. Marketing roles combine creativity with data and constant testing. Marketing teams usually run experiments every week and keep the work that performs. Most companies hire specialists in channels such as paid search, email, or content.

Key facts

What you'll do

A distinct visual identity for Enterpret is built through strategic and hands-on work across digital and physical touchpoints.

Foundational elements such as logos, visual systems, and brand guidelines are created to give the brand a coherent and recognizable form.

A wide range of formats, including websites, sales and marketing collateral, social content, imagery, illustration, event branding, on-site collateral, swag, and executive decks, is designed.

Videos are edited, animated, and packaged into polished deliverables that communicate the brand in a clear and professional manner.

The intake-to-delivery process for design requests is owned, with clear submission paths, realistic timelines, and steady project momentum.

Marketing campaigns are supported through partnership, ensuring design decisions align with campaign goals and measurable outcomes.

Requesters are treated as collaborators in a two-way conversation, producing higher-quality output than a ticket-driven workflow.

Requirements

A track record of building and maintaining brands from the ground up, including logo and identity work and creating systems rather than only working inside them, is demonstrated.

Core design tools, including Figma and the Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects, Premiere, or equivalents), are used with strong proficiency.

Hands-on experience designing and developing in website layouts is shown, including building and structuring layouts and implementing motion and interaction.

Video editing, animation, and packaging skills are used to turn raw assets into polished deliverables with a strong sense of visual craft.

Fluency across digital, print, and physical media formats is applied consistently in your work.

Strategic messaging and creative concepts are crafted alongside design work that protects the brand, the product, and customers.

Collaboration within a marketing function on campaigns is conducted with a collaborative and conversational approach to stakeholders.

Executive stakeholder conversations are handled confidently while standing behind brand and design decisions.

A genuine interest in SaaS products enables substantive conversations with partners about the work.

An eye for current design trends is paired with judgment on when to follow them and when to set a distinct direction.

Project and time management skills are demonstrated to keep your own work on track, manage incoming requests, and maintain a clear submission and prioritization process.

The ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment and consistently deliver high-quality work at scale is shown.

Nice to have

Experience designing for B2B SaaS or technical products is present.

Experience scaling a brand and design function at a high-growth startup has been demonstrated.

Capability to develop websites in tools like Webflow is shown.

Practical notes

This role is fully remote.

The final compensation range of $160,000 to $190,000 and equity depend on location and level.

Enterpret is an equal opportunity employer.

Good to know

Brand designers translate business goals into visual language and user experiences.

Design systems and version control help teams maintain consistency while moving quickly.

Motion and interaction details determine how interfaces feel and communicate hierarchy.

Design critique and stakeholder feedback are normal parts of working in marketing organizations.

Strong written communication supports clearer design decisions and smoother collaboration.