Graphic Designer

About Catch Creation

Catch Creation is a global eCommerce company built for the digital age. We create, grow, and manage online brands that inspire customers and deliver real value through exceptional products and experiences. Our team thrives in a fully remote environment, combining creativity, data-driven strategy, and innovation to build scalable eCommerce solutions that perform.

From concept to conversion, we specialize in developing brands that stand out in competitive markets—driven by a passion for design, storytelling, and customer satisfaction. Every product we launch reflects our commitment to quality, authenticity, and growth.

• At Catch Creation , we believe great ideas can come from anywhere—and our remote-first culture allows talented people from around the world to collaborate, innovate, and bring those ideas to life.

The Role

We're looking for a Graphic Designer who combines strong visual design skills with a good eye for user experience. You'll create engaging, on-brand graphics that support product launches, digital campaigns, and improve how customers interact with our online store.

What You’ll Do

• Design digital assets for our website, email campaigns, paid ads, and social media
• Create and maintain product imagery, banners, and promotional visuals
• Use Figma to assist in designing and refining user interfaces (web & mobile)
• Collaborate with marketing and product teams to align visuals with campaign goals
• Ensure consistent brand visuals across all platforms
• Apply light UI/UX thinking to improve layout, usability, and visual hierarchy

What You Bring

• 1+ years of graphic design experience (preferably in eCommerce or retail)
• Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
• Working knowledge of Figma and basic UI/UX principles
• Strong eye for composition, color, and typography
• Experience designing for digital channels (web, email, ads, social media)
• Share your portfolio showcasing digital design work — bonus if it includes eCommerce or pet-related brands

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