Home Depot is looking for a storyteller-designer — a Motion Graphics Designer who can carry an idea from napkin to launch. We pair a $55,000 - $83,000 salary with real responsibility, so the Motion Graphics Designer you become here grows faster than the title suggests.
Key Responsibilities
- Grow a scrappy Principle toolkit into a documented system the next hire inherits
- Turn rough briefs into polished Illustration deliverables the creative team can ship
- Engineer a template system flexible enough to survive Home Depot's rebrand
- Choreograph the handoff so nothing empowering gets lost between studio and dev
- Wireframe the unglamorous Attention to Detail screens with the same care as the hero shot
- Test and optimize creative variations through A/B experiments
- Shape the visual language of Home Depot's social, email, and ad creative
- Anchor a chaotic creative launch around one image that means something
What You'll Bring
- The composure to deliver bad news early and clearly
- Comfortable owning projects from concept through delivery
- Demonstrated comfort presenting to mid-level leadership
- A solid foundation in Responsive Design, refined over 3+ years
- The judgment to distinguish a fire drill from an actual fire
- The kind of listening that makes the other person feel heard
- Equal parts Principle depth and Attention to Detail curiosity
Home Depot has made Ann Arbor, MI synonymous with high-energy, dependable creative work that outlasts the hype cycles. Every Motion Graphics Designer at Home Depot owns an outcome, not just a checklist of tasks.
Beyond $55,000 - $83,000, Home Depot invests in your growth, assigns you a mentor, and lets you flex hours across Ann Arbor, MI as you need.
Reposted with today's stamp, the Ann Arbor, MI opening still needs filling.
The candidates who apply early at Home Depot are the ones we remember, so be early.