Junior Performance & Marketing Designer

About Viktor Viktor is the AI teammate. He lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, connects to thousands of tools, and does real work for real companies: finance, marketing, ops, engineering. We're building the product that replaces half the SaaS stack. The team is small. The scope is not.   The Short Version Not a UI/UX role. Not a brand-strategy role. Performance and marketing design, hands-on, production-layer, every day, with 80-90% of your time focused on creating high-velocity performance ads. We have product designers for the app and growth designers for the marketing site; we're hiring you because they can't also run ads, social, decks, illustration, and events. If you wait for the perfect brief before opening Figma, this isn't the role. Output is daily, not weekly.   What's Actually Going On Here We just rolled out a new brand. The system exists; now it has to land everywhere a customer or candidate touches us: the LinkedIn ad, the Product Hunt graphic, the booth signage, the swag at the launch party, the illustration on the next blog post. Run the production layer of the brand. Keep the system tight, extend it when needed, move fast.   What You'll Actually Do Ads. 80-90% of your time will be spent creating high-volume static and motion ad creative against real budget, working with Preston (Creative Strategist). Create, ship, learn, and iterate quickly. Brand execution. Adapt and extend the visual system: storyboards, art-direction, illustration. Work inside the brand book, then make the system better as you use it. Campaigns & social. Daily briefs, quick turnarounds. Statics, simple animations, short video, blog/editorial. Decks & templates. Equip sales, success, and the founders with decks that close and templates the team can use without breaking the brand. Events. Booths, signage, swag, screens. Digital, print, spatial, on-site. They need to look like Viktor from 30 feet away. Product visuals. Redraw product screens for marketing: heroes, comparison shots, walkthroughs. No UI work itself.   The Bar By month one, the brand has shown up in something visible (a campaign, a deck, an ad set, an event) with your name on it. By month three, every new deck is built from your templates, every event looks like Viktor, our ads beat the ones we benchmark against, and the rollout is done across decks, ads, social, and content. When someone asks "is this on-brand?" they ask you, not the brand book. This role doesn't work without daily AI use.   Day-1 Reality Ship one campaign asset or one ad set to production. Pick up the brand book and the Figma library, and start shipping.

2+ years of experience in visual design across agencies, studios, or in-house teams. Portfolio shows strong creative craft and range across performance ads, social, motion, campaigns, and other marketing creative. You're excited by high-velocity creative production and comfortable producing a high volume of ads rather than spending weeks perfecting a single asset. You can work inside an established brand system without fighting it, and you know when to stretch it. Strong illustration and art-direction instincts. You turn "we need a hero for tomorrow by EOD" into something that ships. Hands-on AI use across your full workflow: ideation, generation, automation, internal tooling. Hands-on fluency in Figma and Adobe (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects or equivalent). Comfortable with motion and short video. Bias toward shipping. You finish, measure, iterate. Self-managed. Sharp written communication. You give and take feedback without ego. UI/UX experience is a plus, not a requirement. AI fluency is.   Why This Role Is Different Embedded with Growth on the ads and performance creative that move the business, with additional ownership across content and events. Founding Designer (Bartek Pierzchała) partners on strategic projects: brand system, identity extensions, the work that sets the bar. Real ownership. You're not the third designer on