Saga is a legal innovation company redefining the future of legal work. We elevate quality and efficiency while safeguarding legal rigor, privacy, and transparency, enabling lawyers to transform their workflows with responsible technology. Built on the belief that innovation should serve people, Saga empowers legal professionals to focus on what matters the most: people, ethics, and meaningful impact.
Trusted by over 350 law firms and legal teams worldwide, including Archzen Gerette, Florent, Stek, La Gro, YSquare, Hjort, Madrona, and Sherrards, across more than 15 countries, we are on a continuous journey to ship fast, iterate effectively, and scale with purpose. As we scale, we’re looking for a Motion & Digital Designer to join our marketing team, working closely with our Head of Marketing & Growth. In this role, you’ll help shape how Saga is brought to life visually across motion and digital - creating compelling work that captures attention and elevates our brand.
Your role as Motion & Digital Designer
You’ll translate ideas into clear, thoughtful execution. Through motion,
animation, and storytelling, you’ll make our product and brand intuitive to understand, more engaging to experience, and more consistent across every touchpoint, building trust with legal professionals. You’ll work across a wide range of outputs, from product storytelling and campaigns to social, web, and events, creating motion that feels intentional and cohesive. Over time, you’ll help establish a motion language that scales with us, bringing structure and clarity as we grow. You’ll also contribute to our web presence and visual system, supporting the evolution of our design language and how it’s applied in practice. At Saga, we care deeply about doing things well. We’re building technology that supports meaningful legal work, and we approach our craft with the same level of care and responsibility. If you enjoy solving communication challenges through design, collaborating closely with oth
📌 Motion & Digital Designer (España)
🏢 SAGA
📍 España