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About the Role

Monks is looking for an experienced and creative Social Designer to join a multidisciplinary team delivering high-quality social media creative for a general automotive brand. This is a hands-on role for a designer with strong visual craft, motion-design capabilities, conceptual thinking, and extensive Figma knowledge. You will take ownership of projects from initial exploration through final delivery, collaborating closely with Design, Content, Creative, Production, and Community Management. Reporting to the Design Lead,



you will help raise the quality and consistency of the team’s work while contributing to more effective, scalable, and collaborative creative processes.

Responsibilities:

Social Design and Creative Development

Develop strong visual concepts and social-first creative solutions for campaigns, content calendars, and local-market requests.

Translate strategic and content objectives into engaging static, motion, and video executions.

Think in movement from the beginning of the creative process rather than treating motion as a final adaptation.

Take ownership of assigned projects from initial exploration through final delivery.

Conduct image research, visual exploration, and reference gathering to identify relevant creative directions.

Apply brand guidelines consistently while finding opportunities for fresh and culturally relevant executions.

Design for different social platforms, formats, audiences, and market requirements.

Maintain a strong

📌 Art Designer (España)
🏢 Media. Monks
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