The Graphic Designer will create designs for the website and marketing channels, lead creative direction, and produce diverse content at Waterfall.
About Us:
Waterfall is a prediction market-esque trading and pricing protocol for NFTs. We are looking to make NFTs more composable and productive by developing new NFT infrastructure and mechanisms. Waterfall allows users to trade chips to predict NFT prices, providing instant price discovery for both liquid and illiquid assets.
Backed by Electric Capital and Pantera Capital, we are a lean, fast-paced team that cares about building an inclusive culture: beyond creating an impact in the space, we want to work together to make Waterfall the best choice for you and your future.
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Requirements:
• Extensive art portfolio
• Creative problem-solving skills
• Out-of-the-box creative thinking
• Collaborative mindset
Responsibilities:
• Make graphic designs for Waterfall's website and marketing channels
• Spearhead Waterfall's creative direction
• Wear many hats and create content for Waterfall
• Other responsibilities normally filled by graphic designers
Benefits:
Our compensation package includes a base salary ($45k - $90k annually) and stock. Here are some benefits that we currently offer:
• Health Insurance (Medical, Dental, Eye, Life)
• Stipend to set-up work environment (e.g. any work gear)
• Monthly co-working office pass
• Paid travel for conferences and company off-sites
• Unlimited paid time off
• Remote or NYC in-person location
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