Graphic Designer

Posted 2 days ago

kersia inventing a food safe worldBlue Springs (MO)
Graphic DesignersGraphic Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$55,000 per year

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About the role

Kersia, inventing a food safe world. Base pay range: $55,000.00/yr - $70,000.00/yr. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.
Overview: Remote role. Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communications, Marketing, or related field (or equivalent experience). 2–4 years of professional design experience, preferably in agriculture, food production, or related industries. Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop; Premiere Pro/After Effects preferred). Strong experience with Power Point and presentation design. Knowledge of print production, signage, and large-format graphics. Familiarity with Canva and other templated design tools. Photography, video editing, or motion graphics experience strongly preferred.
Responsibilities: Design digital ads for platforms like Google, Facebook, and Linked In to reach farmers, dealers, and integrators. Create branded graphics for email campaigns promoting livestock health products and programs. Design website banners and landing page graphics optimized for farm-focused campaigns. Edit short-form videos of farms, tradeshows, and product demonstrations. Add graphics, subtitles, and animations for training and product education. Develop simple motion graphics to highlight product benefits in livestock environments. Assist in graphic design for Power Point presentations for dealer training, sales pitches, and technical education. Create sales collateral such as product one-pagers, hoof health flyers, poultry program brochures, and catalogs. Support dealer and distributor marketing kits with ready-to-use creative. Develop booth graphics, signage, and backdrops for industry shows like World Dairy Expo, IPPE, and World Pork Expo. Design tabletop banners, giveaways, and handouts tailored to swine, poultry, and dairy customers. Maintain consistency with Kersia’s global brand while adapting to North American markets. Organize and manage a design asset library (logos, farm photography, infographics). Collaborate with marketing, product owners, and sales staff to ensure technical accuracy and relevance. Execute design projects based on concepts and direction provided by the marketing team.
Core Competencies: Ability to translate technical ag products into simple, impactful visuals. Strong eye for detail and design consistency. Excellent time management skills for juggling multiple campaigns and tradeshow deadlines. Collaborative and team-oriented, comfortable working with global and local colleagues. Proactive and solution-oriented, with a passion for connecting with agricultural communities.
Qualifications: 2–4 years of professional design experience, preferably in agriculture, food production, or related industries. Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop; Premiere Pro/After Effects preferred). Strong experience with Power Point and presentation design. Knowledge of print production, signage, and large-format graphics. Familiarity with Canva and other templated design tools. Photography, video editing, or motion graphics experience strongly preferred. Seniority level Mid-Senior level Employment type Full-time Job function Design, Art/Creative, and Information Technology Industries: Chemical Manufacturing

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