Remote. Small. Judgment over hours. We hire people who can be handed a problem and trusted to come back with the work rather than a status update — and we keep the team small enough that everyone can see the whole board.
Most designers make marks. We make rooms.
You build identity systems that hold up under pressure — wordmarks, grids, type scales, the whole registration. You think in primitives, not deliverables. You’d rather remove nine elements than add one.
3+ years in identity. A portfolio with systems in it, not just artifacts. Fluency in Figma and Illustrator. An opinion about kerning you’re prepared to defend.
The page is the argument. Build it so it doesn’t need one.
You translate environments into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript without losing the temperature. You care about scroll physics, blend modes, and why clip beats hidden. Nothing ships that hasn’t been checked at 1200 and 390.
3+ years shipping production front-end. Vanilla JS before frameworks. A feel for easing curves. A GitHub with something strange in it.
Everyone finds the answer. We find the tension.
You sit with a client’s category, their competitors, and their contradictions until the real problem surfaces. Then you name it in one sentence. You write the language the rest of the studio designs against.
4+ years in strategy or planning. Research instincts. Writing that’s short because it’s finished, not because it’s rushed.
A brand isn’t what it posts. It’s what it withholds.
You run the day-to-day for a roster of clients across e-commerce, services, and software — calendar, capture, copy, cadence. You know which platform rewards restraint and which one punishes it. You shoot, you edit, you write, you report.
3+ years running brand accounts. Demonstrable growth numbers. Motion and photo capability. A tolerance for shipping daily.
Sanford, Florida. Hybrid. Small studio — you’ll touch every project, and every project will have your fingerprints on it. Portfolio over résumé. Send work, not a cover letter.
We read everything. If the work says what it needs to, you’ll hear from us.
