Design brand identities, web layouts, landing pages, social media graphics, and motion content for law firm clients. Collaborate with creative, content, strategy, and development teams to maintain consistent visual experiences. Use traditional design software and AI tools to brainstorm, generate assets, and improve workflows. Participate in creative reviews while managing multiple projects and delivering polished, detail-oriented work.
About Us
At MeanPug, we believe every law firm has a unique story—and we help bring it to life through branding, web design, digital advertising, content, and more. We're a fast-paced, collaborative, and ambitious agency. We help our clients grow big, and we're growing right alongside them.
The Role
You'll work closely with senior creatives, strategists, and developers to create visual identities, design web interfaces, and craft digital content that resonates. This is a hybrid role where you'll flex between brand design, web design, and either social media or motion graphics—while exploring how AI tools can enhance creativity and workflow.
What You'll Do
- Assist in developing and maintaining brand identities across digital and print
- Design modern, user-friendly web layouts and landing pages
- Create engaging social media graphics and campaigns or motion graphic content (short-form video, animation, GIFs)
- Use AI tools (e.g., Midjourney, Firefly, Runway, Figma AI, ChatGPT, Claude Design, Higgsfield AI) to brainstorm ideas, generate visuals, and optimize creative workflows
- Collaborate with creative, content, and strategy teams to ensure consistent design across all client touchpoints
- Participate in creative reviews and bring fresh, experimental ideas to the table
Requirements
- 2-4 years of experience in graphic, web, or digital design (internship experience counts)
- Strong portfolio showing brand and web design work, plus social media or motion examples
- Familiarity with design software (Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, After Effects, etc.)
- Curiosity and hands-on experience with AI design tools (e.g., generating assets, editing visuals, creating campaign concepts)
- Understanding of visual storytelling, composition, and typography
- Collaborative mindset and ability to manage multiple projects with attention to detail
Bonus Skills
- Interest in video editing, animation, or creative coding
- Experience designing for paid media campaigns (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube)
- Passion for tech, AI, or innovation in digital design
Benefits
- Work at an agency known for doing it all—branding, web, ads, content—with lots of variety and growth potential
- Opportunity to shape the visual identity of law firm clients (a niche market) and work on high-impact campaigns
- Be part of a smart, driven, creative team that believes in doing excellent work and having fun
We offer perks designed to support your professional growth and well-being:
- Health, dental, and vision insurance (US-based only)
- Company-sponsored 401(k) plan with matching (US-based only)
- Flexible work schedule — focus on results, not hours
- Pet-friendly benefits — reimbursement of up to $500 for adoption fees or vaccinations
- Choice of equipment to set you up for success (Mac or PC)
- Team outings and optional social events throughout the year
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