Organization: upEducators – A Google for Education Partner company. upEducators is India’s leading company training teachers by equipping them with modern digital pedagogy, AI-powered teaching tools, and creative classroom practices. With 50,000+ trained educators across 20,000+ schools and colleges in India, we are committed to transforming teaching and empowering educators for the future.

? Website: www.upeducators.com

About the Role
We are looking for a creative and detail-oriented Graphic Designer who can manage both video content and graphic design requirements for our digital and social media platforms.
The ideal candidate should have a good eye for design, creativity, typography, layouts, and visual storytelling, along with hands-on experience in Canva and video editing tools.

Key Responsibilities
• Edit short-form videos, reels, promotional videos, educational videos, and social media content.
• Create engaging social media creatives, posts, banners, thumbnails, presentations, and promotional graphics.




• Design and edit content using Canva and other relevant graphic/video editing tools.
• Crop, resize, retouch, and optimize images for different platforms and content formats.
• Create visually appealing Instagram Reels, YouTube thumbnails, posts, stories, and other digital creatives.
• Add text, transitions, animations, music, subtitles, effects, and other elements to videos.
• Maintain consistency in brand guidelines, fonts, layouts, colours, and visual style.
• Work with the marketing/content team to understand creative requirements and deliver designs on time.

Required Skills
• 1–3 years of experience in Video Editing and Graphic Designing.
• Strong hands-on knowledge of Canva.
• Experience with video editing tools such as CapCut, Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Filmora, or similar software.
• Good knowledge of image cropping, resizing, background removal, basic retouching, and image optimization.
• Understanding of social media formats and creati

📌 Graphic Designer (India)
🏢 upEducators
📍 India