Designer, Paramount Television

Paramount•New York, NY

5d•$69,000 - $100,000•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for a graphic designer with strong production instincts and experience in entertainment marketing to join our team. Reporting to the Vice President of Art & Design, this role partners closely with art directors and Marketing teams to deliver high-quality assets across campaigns, platforms, and titles spanning brands like Nickelodeon, MTV, BET, Comedy Central, and CBS.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Design, Art, or Advertising, or equivalent experience
5+ years of professional design experience
Demonstrated experience executing key art, including adapting key art for social/motion use
Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator and PowerPoint required; proficiency in other Adobe tools (Photoshop, InDesign) expected

Nice To Haves

Figma proficiency a plus, not required
Strong command of layout, typography, visual hierarchy, and file organization
Deep understanding of responsive and adaptive design across mobile, tablet, and desktop
Building modular, scalable systems that adapt across sizes and placements
Comfortable collaborating with product, marketing, and development partners
Illustration skills a plus

Responsibilities

Design and produce marketing assets supporting Paramount Television Media brand initiatives and promotional campaigns across multiple networks (Nickelodeon, MTV, BET, Comedy Central, CBS)
Participate in daily check-ins and status updates with art directors based on Airtable job orders
Execute creative revisions and generate new creative concepts
Adapt key art for social and motion assets, and help inform motion graphics direction
Source photography as needed
Present work directly to art directors and, as needed, wider leadership
Create modular systems that scale across platforms and deliverables
Prep final templates for adaptable asset sizes and configurations across platforms (hero assets down to social/device sizes)
Maintain high standards for accuracy, organization, and archival practices
Ensure files are accurate and production-ready
Keep organized, well-labeled file structures for archival and handoff