What are the responsibilities and job description for the Lead Designer position at KabuK Style Inc.?
About Kabuk
Kabuk is an innovative travel technology company combining the best of financial savings and travel booking. Our flagship product allows users to save up for their next vacation while securing discounted, flat rates at hotels through a subscription-based model. Currently expanding in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and preparing for our US launch, Kabuk offers users a unique opportunity to plan stress-free travel while saving money over time. We're looking to scale rapidly and are building a team of talented, passionate individuals to help bring our vision to life.
Role Overview
We are seeking an experienced Lead Designer to spearhead the redesign of Kabuk’s website, brand identity, and mobile app. This is a high-impact role where you’ll have the opportunity to shape the visual and interactive identity of Kabuk as we prepare for global expansion. The ideal candidate has at least 10 years of design experience and a proven track record of working at high-growth startups. You will collaborate closely with product, marketing, and engineering teams to build a cohesive brand presence that reflects Kabuk’s mission and vision across all platforms.
Key Responsibilities
- Brand Development
Create and refine Kabuk’s brand identity, including logo, typography, color schemes, and tone of voice.
Lead the redesign of our website and mobile app, focusing on a seamless and engaging user experience.
Design high-converting landing pages for various marketing campaigns.
Develop visuals for social media, digital ads, and other marketing materials.
Incorporate user feedback to iterate and improve on design concepts.
Work closely with marketing, product, and development teams to ensure consistent and effective branding across all touchpoints.
Qualifications
Bonus Qualifications
A strong understanding of the cultural nuances between Japan and the U.S. will be highly valuable in ensuring that Kabuk’s design appeals to global audiences while staying true to its Japanese roots.