Remote Brand Designer jobs
12 open positions in the United States, newest first.
Creates and maintains a company's visual identity, including the logo, typography, color, illustration, and photography style, and applies it across marketing. Brand designers work on websites, campaigns, social content, presentations, events, and packaging, and write the guidelines others follow. Where a product designer shapes how software works, a brand designer shapes how the company looks and feels to the outside world.
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Staff Brand Designer - Consumer
Kraken · Remote (US)
Design Full-time $127.2K - $254.4K Posted Oct 15, 2026 -
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Staff Brand Designer, Graphic & Web
SandboxAQ · Remote (US)
Product Full-time $137.6K - $258K Posted Sep 30, 2026 -
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Senior Brand Designer
LiveKit · Remote · Austin, TX
Design Full-time $145K - $187K Posted Sep 15, 2026 -
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Senior Brand Designer, Creative
ShopMy · Remote (US)
Product $100,000 – $135,000 per year Posted Aug 10, 2026 -
Staff Brand Designer
Mercury · Remote · San Francisco, CA
Design $189,400 – $236,700 per year Posted May 13, 2026 -
About the Brand Designer role
What the work looks like
- Designs campaign assets, landing pages, social graphics, and sales decks in Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud.
- Develops and documents identity elements such as logo usage, type scales, color palettes, and illustration style.
- Takes creative briefs from marketing managers and presents concepts and rounds of revisions.
- Prepares files for web developers, printers, and vendors, and checks proofs before production.
- Reviews work from freelancers and other teams for consistency with the brand guidelines.
What employers ask for
- Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign
- Figma for web and marketing design
- Typography, layout, and color expertise
- Portfolio of identity and campaign work
- Motion design basics, often valued
- Writing and maintaining brand guidelines
Doing this job remotely
Brand design is produced and reviewed digitally, and remote and freelance arrangements have long been normal in the field. Feedback is the difficult part: remote designers rely on clear briefs and structured reviews to avoid endless revision rounds. Photo shoots, events, and press checks can require occasional travel.
Where it comes from and where it leads
Designers usually come from graphic design programs, agencies, or in-house marketing design roles. They progress to senior brand designer, art director, and creative director, or branch into motion, illustration, or product design.