Baselayer

Graphic Designer

New York City · Part-time

Sponsorship not specified$30k-$50kDetected 20 days ago

Data VisualizationAgentic AIFigmaAdobe Creative SuiteDesign SystemsLeadershipPublic SpeakingUnderwriting

About the role

This is a high-ownership, hands-on role for a designer who wants to set the bar, and ship polished work fast.
We're a small team solving a big problem.

Master and apply Baselayer's visual brand and design system, ensuring consistency and quality across every touchpoint
Design across a wide surface area: web page design, static graphics design, infographic design, marketing campaigns, social content, sales decks, one-pagers, and event and investor materials
Partner with marketing and leadership to bring launches, campaigns, and narratives to life
Raise the creative bar across the company, giving feedback and setting standards for design quality
Manage multiple projects and deadlines, shipping high-quality work at startup speed
2+ years of graphic or brand design experience, with a portfolio that demonstrates range and polish
Expert command of the design toolkit (Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, Flora)

Experience designing across digital and print: web, social, presentations, and marketing collateral
Ability to take projects from concept to finished asset independently
Experience in fintech, B2B, or technical categories
Experience designing data visualizations and turning numbers into clear stories

Business fraud costs the financial system billions every year, and the tools built to fight it are slow, expensive, and outdated.

We're changing that.
You'd be joining a small, close-knit team where ownership is real, customer impact is immediate, and the work you ship matters from day one.
We move deliberately, communicate directly, and care deeply about quality.
If you want to look back in five years and know you worked on something that changed how trust works across major financial institutions, let's chat!
We're looking for a Graphic Designer to own and elevate how Baselayer looks and feels everywhere it shows up.

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