What are the responsibilities and job description for the Graphic Designer position at Lineage?
We’re looking for a versatile Graphic Designer to join our creative team, shaping the visual identity of brands across luxury apparel, food & beverage, entertainment, and Web3. This role requires someone with a sharp design sensibility, a strong creative instinct, and the ability to adapt across industries—crafting work that is both visually striking and strategically effective.
You should have a strong design foundation, but more importantly, a problem-solving mindset—you’re not limited by traditional methods and are comfortable experimenting with new tools, techniques, or even picking up a camera to get the perfect shot. Whether it’s crafting a brand identity, developing campaign visuals, or designing content that breaks through the noise, you bring both conceptual strength and technical execution to every project.
What You’ll Do
Design for a range of industries, from luxury and entertainment to emerging technology and Web3.
Develop high-end marketing assets that elevate brands, including visual identities, campaign graphics, pitch decks, packaging, and digital content.
Transform complex ideas—whether in finance, culture, or technology—into visually compelling, easily digestible designs that inform and engage.
Adapt across different formats and applications, ensuring each design is optimized for its intended medium, from digital to print.
Go beyond traditional design solutions, embracing new tools, techniques, and creative approaches to bring fresh, unexpected ideas to life.
Work closely with marketing, strategy, and content teams to craft visuals that connect with audiences and drive engagement.
Ensure consistency and quality across all brand touchpoints, delivering refined, premium creative that reinforces brand identity and messaging.
5 years of experience in graphic design, branding, or creative direction, ideally across luxury, entertainment, or Web3 industries.
Expert proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign), plus familiarity with motion or 3D design tools (After Effects, Cinema 4D, Figma, etc.) is a bonus.
A conceptual thinker who can connect design with strategy—not just make things look good, but make them work.
Ability to translate complex or nuanced topics into clear, compelling visual narratives.
A flexible, solutions-oriented approach—whether that means picking up new software, experimenting with formats, or creating assets from scratch.
Strong communication and collaboration skills—you thrive in a team-driven, fast-moving environment.
Proven ability to work quickly, manage multiple projects at once, and take ownership of deadlines without constant oversight.
A killer portfolio that showcases both high-end brand work and a diversity of creative approaches.
