Company Description Suflex Media is a growth-oriented, engagement-driven digital marketing agency that delivers creative solutions across the digital landscape. The team provides services such as content writing, graphic design, web development, explainer video production, voice overs, ads management, and social media management. Suflex Media focuses on helping clients strengthen their online presence and connect with their audiences through tailored digital strategies. Prospective team members join a collaborative workplace where creativity, innovation, and measurable impact are valued.

Role Description This is a full-time remote role for a Graphic Designer at Suflex Media. The Graphic Designer will create visual assets for digital campaigns, including social media graphics, web visuals, marketing collateral, and branding materials. Daily responsibilities include conceptualizing and designing logos, layouts, and illustrations, selecting and applying typography, and ensuring brand consistency across all deliverables. The role involves collaborating with content writers, marketers,



and developers to translate creative briefs into effective visual designs, while meeting deadlines and adapting to feedback.

Qualifications
• Candidates should possess strong skills in Graphics and Graphic Design for digital and print media.
• Candidates should possess skills in Logo Design and Branding to develop and maintain cohesive visual identities.
• Candidates should possess skills in Typography to create clear, legible, and visually appealing text treatments.
• Proficiency in industry-standard design tools (e.g., Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, or equivalent) is preferred.
• Ability to interpret creative briefs, manage multiple projects, and deliver on time in a remote work environment.
• Strong portfolio showcasing relevant design work and an eye for detail, composition, and color.
• Effective communication skills and openness to feedback and collaboration with cross-f

📌 Graphic Designer (India)
🏢 Suflex Media
📍 India