Graphic Designer

Natasha Denona Makeup is a globally recognized beauty brand founded by internationally renowned makeup artist Natasha Denona. Known for its innovation, premium-quality products, and trend-setting creativity, the brand has become a leading name in the global beauty industry, with a strong presence across international retail channels, e-commerce platforms, and strategic partnerships worldwide.

We are looking for a talented Graphic Designer to join our creative graphic designers’ team!

In this role, you will play a pivotal part in bringing our world-renowned product launches, global marketing campaigns, and international retail experiences to life.

Day to day:

• Marketing & Launch Delivery: Design and deliver assets across sales campaigns, newsletters, product launches, packshots, compositions, brand decks, social media, and onsite content. You'll drive briefs from concept to final delivery, ensuring alignment with our Design Playbook and coordinating seamlessly with retouchers and senior designers.

• Gondola & Retail Activation: Develop and localize gondolas, in-store displays, event assets, and B2B materials for international markets. You’ll preserve brand consistency across regions, prepare multilingual artwork for print, and ensure precise version control.

• Packaging & R&D Contribution: Support primary and secondary packaging layouts, dielines, supplier proofs, and regulatory workflows under senior guidance.

Requirements:

• 3+ years of graphic design experience. Experience in beauty, fashion, or luxury industries is a plus.

• High proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign). Experience with Print Production is highly desired.

• High proficiency in Figma; comfortable working within design systems and keeping files traceable across versions.

• Motion basics (After Effects, Premiere Pro) - a plus.

• AI tools in design workflow - a plus.

• Working with creative direction: comfortable translating instinct- and reference-based feedback into precise design choices; engages thoughtfully in iteration.

• Reliability across shifting priorities: maintains accuracy and focus when things move fast; communicates dependencies early.

• Learning through practice: treats unfamiliar territory as normal; grows in independence with each cycle.