AV Designer

About the role

The Graphic & AV Designer owns the full visual and audio-visual identity of Uvation across digital, print and video formats. The role covers the whole creative process, from defining requirements to designing graphics, illustrations, layouts and UI assets, and producing and editing video and audio content for marketing, product and internal communications. It works closely with marketing, product and development teams.

Key responsibilities

• Plan and edit video content for marketing campaigns, product demos, social media and internal communications
• Produce motion graphics, animated explainer videos and branded video templates aligned with brand guidelines
• Record, edit and mix audio for video content, voiceovers and presentations
• Manage the end-to-end AV workflow: scripting/storyboarding, filming/screen capture, editing, colour grading and final export
• Create and maintain a library of reusable video and motion templates
• Collaborate with marketing on video strategy for product launches, event coverage and social-first content
• Manage AV equipment, lighting and recording setup for shoots and internal video needs
• Work with design, marketing and product teams, manage multiple projects within design specs, timelines and budget, and stay up to date on industry trends and tools

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Film/Media Production or a related creative field
• 3-7 years of relevant experience spanning graphic design, UI/UX and audio/video production, with a proven portfolio in both
• Excellent written and verbal communication, strong attention to detail, time management and ability to work independently and in a team

Required skills

• Figma, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign and Jira
• Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects and Adobe Audition (or equivalent)
• DaVinci Resolve for colour grading (preferred)
• Working knowledge of camera operation, lighting and audio recording equipment
• Familiarity with HTML and CSS preferred; knowledge of frame rates, codecs, aspect ratios and export formats expected