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Brand Designer

Tin Can

11 days ago

Seattle, Washington, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Medior

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About this role

Tin Can is seeking a Brand Designer to serve as a key creative partner, translating established brand direction into polished visual executions across social, web, email, and other brand touchpoints. The role involves collaborating cross-departmentally to develop scroll-stopping content, maintain visual consistency, and build efficient design systems while managing multiple projects in a fast-paced environment. This position offers the opportunity to shape the brand from the ground up and influence the customer journey within a small, mission-driven team.

Responsibilities

Design and execute brand assets across social, web, email, packaging, and retail touchpoints
Translate creative direction into polished visual executions and campaign materials
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop scroll-stopping social content and campaigns

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About Tin Can

tincan.kids

Headquarters

Amsterdam-Duivendrecht, North Holland, Netherlands

Company Size

1-10 employees

Founded

2012

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Tin Can is a unique voice communication device designed for kids, functioning as a Wi-Fi-enabled landline that encourages real conversations without screens, texts, or strangers. The device allows children to connect securely with approved contacts, including friends and family members, while offering parental controls for contact management. With an emphasis on simplicity and safety, Tin Can provides a nostalgic calling experience, reminiscent of traditional telephones. The product aims to foster independence in communication for kids during the no-smartphone years.