Executive Office: Visual Designer, Associate - New York, NY

$100,000 - $160,000/Yr

Goldman Sachs - New York, NY

Full-time - Entry Level

New York, NY

Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities

About the position

The Visual Designer, Associate role at Goldman Sachs is focused on delivering high-quality design solutions that enhance the firm's brand and marketing efforts. The position involves collaborating with various teams to implement the brand's visual identity across multiple platforms and ensuring that design standards are upheld throughout the organization. The role is integral to modernizing visual design experiences and supporting the overall marketing strategy of Goldman Sachs.

Responsibilities

• Execute and implement the brand's visual identity across diverse global platforms, touchpoints, and expressions.
• Lead day-to-day brand and marketing design projects spanning digital properties, content, social media, collateral, and experiential.
• Partner with marketing leaders, cross-functional teams, and agency partners to develop and deploy design-focused campaigns and brand experiences.
• Evangelize and showcase the firm's brand, visual identity, and design system to establish and uphold standards of excellence for design at Goldman Sachs.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience leading end-to-end design projects in an agency and/or Fortune 500 corporate environment.
• Detail obsessed with a portfolio of work that demonstrates best-in-class craft across digital and non-digital content, campaigns, and products.
• Experience in financial services or similarly complex businesses delivering outcome-oriented work that works.
• Able to provide concise and focused rationale to communicate concepts and design treatments through persuasive written and verbal storytelling.

Benefits

• Competitive salary and discretionary bonus eligibility.
• Comprehensive benefits and wellness offerings.
• Training and development opportunities.
• Firmwide networks for professional growth.