Senior Designer (UX/UI, GRAPHIC & MOTION)

Position Overview

Transformer Table is hiring a Senior Designer (UX/UI, Graphic & Motion) to be the entire creative studio for 8 international storefronts — all graphic, motion, advertising and branded lifestyle creative, researched for how each country wants to be advertised to, produced with generative AI at scale, and version-controlled by one person

Key Responsibilities

• Own all graphic design output: advertising creative, branded lifestyle content, product-page and site visuals, campaign assets — for every market
• Run a scaled AI production system: prompt and style libraries, model selection, upscaling and retouching, batch production and quality gates that hold the brand
• Research how each country wants to be advertised to: local aesthetics, cultural cues, buying seasons, holiday and religious calendars and category conventions — then brief and produce to that research
• Own version control as a team of one: naming conventions, source and export discipline, version history, approvals and rollback — no asset lost, none shipped stale, every asset traceable and reusable
• Produce motion graphics: animated product stories, cutdowns, hooks and captions for paid and organic, with native review before anything goes live
• Guard the design system and the brand: one visual language across stores and channels, with first-pass quality review on all outward creative
• Keep the pipeline turning: publish calendars met across markets, with asset reuse and second-life built into the workflow

Critical Must — Professional AI, Agent & Agentic-Workflow experience

• Non-negotiable: professional, hands-on experience with AI, agents and agentic workflows. You think agent-first — data organized so agents can act on it, tasks fulfilled through agent orchestration, not manual point-and-click. Live build demo in the first interview.
• Agentic-first data organization: you structure test, funnel and customer data so agents can act on it — clean inputs, schemas, versioning, verified sources
• Agent-driven task fulfillment: you break optimization work into agent tasks and orchestrate them — analyze → hypothesize → build → verify — with humans at the decision gates
• Professional AI/agent experience: systems you shipped in a work context, with artifacts — not coursework, not casual chatbot use
• Evidence bar: bring artifacts (repos, runbooks, agent logs, campaign examples) and expect to rebuild a workflow live during the interview

Localization & Local-Market Mandate

• You understand that these markets speak different languages and buy differently — local currency, local tax, local delivery expectations and local buying seasons. English-only campaigns are not a recipe for success: you adapt, translate and localize for each market, using translation tools with native speaker review, and you have proven success doing it.