About the job
Amazon's Reputation Marketing & Insights team is looking for a versatile, AI-fluent Designer who can build and ship campaign creative across every format we touch — digital, video, social, OOH, and whatever's next. You're the person who can do a little bit of everything well, move fast, and use generative AI to multiply your output. We still hire agencies and specialists for big swings — your job is to be the creative engine that keeps everything else moving.
Responsibilities
Support creative development and design campaign creative across digital, social, video, and out-of-home formats, using AI to enhance ideation and visual reference development
Use AI tools daily to generate storyboards, reference imagery, mood boards, motion treatments, and rapid prototypes — whatever accelerates the work
Execute across formats — you're equally comfortable building a social toolkit, roughing a video edit, mocking up transit ads, and designing presentation decks
Define and maintain visual standards for AI-generated and AI-assisted assets, ensuring brand consistency as tools evolve
Collaborate with producers, copywriters, and agencies to translate concepts into finished work — you know when to hand off and when to finish it yourself
Partner with Creative Leads to adapt and version creative across audiences, markets, and placements without losing the idea
Raise the bar for the team — establish workflows, share what's working with AI tools, and help teammates level up their own generative capabilities
Move fast in ambiguity — RMI operates on reputation timelines, not product launch cycles. You'll sometimes go from brief to deliverable in days, not weeks
Qualifications
Minimum
Have an online portfolio demonstrating strong visual design skills and advertising experience across a range of media and platforms, along with work that reflects your design process
Knowledge of typographic and brand design principles
Experience presenting creative concepts effectively to senior executives
5+ years of design experience across multiple formats (not just one discipline)
Demonstrated fluency with generative AI tools for image, video, or design workflows (specific tools don't matter — fluency and adaptability do)
Experience working with video teams (you don't need to be an editor, but you need to speak the language)
Comfort operating without a detailed brief — you can take a strategic direction and figure out what it looks like
Preferred
Knowledge of the workflow within a marketing, production, or creative department or company
Experience in brand reputation, corporate communications, or advocacy campaigns
Experience establishing creative processes for a small team
Comfort with light video editing or motion graphics (After Effects, Premiere, CapCut — whatever gets it done)