This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Graphic Designer I based in Mexico.
This is an opportunity for an early-career designer to help bring a general brand to life through high-impact physical and digital experiences.
You’ll focus heavily on print and editorial design, creating everything from event signage and vinyl wraps to flyers and branded materials.
The role combines strong design fundamentals with practical production expertise, ensuring every asset is visually polished and technically ready for delivery.
You’ll collaborate closely with marketing, events, and operations teams to understand real-world spaces, installation requirements, and production constraints.
You’ll also contribute to digital branding and new brand initiatives, helping maintain consistency across multiple customer touchpoints.
The environment is fast-paced, remote-first, collaborative, and built around ownership, curiosity, and continuous improvement.




It’s a strong fit for a detail-oriented designer who enjoys solving practical creative problems and seeing their work move from concept to reality.
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Accountabilities
Print and event design: Create large-format materials including event signage, vinyl and window wraps, booth designs, flyers, and other physical marketing assets for hosted and sponsored events.
Production-ready artwork: Prepare files for professional printing with accurate bleed, trim, color modes, dimensions, and vendor specifications using Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop.
Brand consistency: Apply established brand guidelines consistently across physical, print, editorial, and digital touchpoints while contributing to the evolution of visual identity initiatives.
Digital design support: Use Figma to support layouts, social templates, landing page graphics, and other light digital branding needs while maintaining consistency with print work.
Event collaboration: Partner with

📌 Graphic Designer I (México)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 México