Visual Designer (NYC) at Bask Health in New York, NY

What you'll do

We’re looking for a Visual Designer to bring this mindset to all our growth, marketing, and sales initiatives.

• Define and shape our visual identity across our web presence, marketing channels, and product.
• Work closely with all our marketing initiatives big and small. This means executing to a high standard across everything from our website to sales collateral, social media assets, and email campaigns.
• Help us come up with creative ways to reach our audience. We’d expect you not just to help us ship quickly at a high-quality bar, but to help us figure out what we do in the first place. It might be a new kind of campaign, a content series, a set of events – you name it, the less conventional, the better.

This is a great fit if you…

• Are excited about working in a company with design-focused engineers & founders, and a culture where craft and product sense play an important role. The level of attention on design work can understandably be daunting for some folks – we’d want you to be excited about it.
• Feel comfortable taking ownership of ambiguity. You should be happy with a bit of chaos and adrenaline that comes from being in a fast-moving product team.
• Prefer working in the open and default to sharing early and often. You seek input from the team vs iterating on your own and presenting only your final design.

This won't be the right role if you…

• Want a clear roadmap, with clearly scoped projects and tickets. We're early, growing quickly, and things are messy.
• Want to focus on how things look, rather than how they perform (in addition to how they look). We're looking for someone who is excited about metrics-driven experimentation while preserving a strong sense of taste.
• Want to only work on product. While you'll be joining a very product-centric culture and working closely alongside the product team, your role will predominantly be designing how we communicate the product, not the product itself.
• Expect all the perks of a big company. We’re a seed-stage startup and are competitive in what we offer at our stage, but it’s a different role and opportunity than working at an established tech company. 
• This is NOT a UI/UX position