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We Are Rosie provides strategic consulting and talent solutions for the marketing industry. We partner with more than 200 of the world’s biggest brands and agencies to help them solve unique marketing challenges with the best people, swiftly and at scale. Founded by former advertising executive Stephanie Nadi Olson in 2018, We Are Rosie is on a mission to redefine how marketing works, with an inclusive, human-centric approach that’s better for business and better for marketers. Our company has been recognized as an industry trailblazer and earned many accolades, including being named to the 2023 Global Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces, the Inc. 5000 2022, and Adweek’s Fastest Growing Agencies in 2021.

We Are Rosie is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, genetic information, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, marital status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.

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A FAANG Company

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Job Description

Start Date: ASAP Length: 1 year Hourly Rate: $4,500/week Location: NYC preferred, LA secondary Hours: 40 hours/week, Paid Holidays

We're looking for a Maker: a true multi-hyphenate creative who works across disciplines rather than inside just one. This isn't a traditional single-lane design or motion role. The ideal candidate might come up as a designer, an editor, a photographer, or a motion artist, but what defines them is a versatile toolbox: they shoot, they edit, they collage, they animate, and they move fluidly between mediums in service of an idea. They don't need to have started in any one discipline; what matters is that they've built a practice of experimentation and can't help but tinker across formats.

This person brings a distinct point of view and an aesthetic sensibility that feels culturally current. They're plugged into fashion, culture, and social content, and that shows up in how they make things; not just what they're asked to make. Brand experience is important, but what we're really looking for is evidence of independent craft and taste: passion projects, personal collage work, self-directed photography or video, or work made outside the constraints of brand guidelines that shows how far they're willing to push an idea. That said, you must have big brand experience in your portfolio and social first work in your portfolio.

What You'll Do

• Create social-first content across formats — motion graphics, photography, video editing, and collage (digital and print) — often within a single project
• Bring a distinct, culturally-aware point of view to creative work, helping push ideas beyond conventional brand execution
• Move between disciplines fluidly depending on what an idea needs, rather than working in a single fixed craft lane
• Experiment with technique and format, contributing a personal creative sensibility to team output
• Collaborate with designers, producers, and creative leads to develop concepts that feel enticing, engaging, and social-native
• Adapt personal craft and style to work within the client's brand system while still elevating the creative bar

Qualifications

• A multidisciplinary creative background — could be design, motion, photography, editing, or collage — with demonstrated range across at least a few of these that is included in your portfolio or you have provided other examples of your work when you apply
• A portfolio that reflects a genuine multi-hyphenate practice: not just polished brand deliverables, but personal or experimental work (collage, photography, BTS content, passion projects) that shows independent taste and craft
• A strong, culturally relevant point of view — someone whose work reads as socially and culturally plugged-in, not just technically proficient
• In-house or brand-side experience is valued, but candidates should show creative range beyond brand-safe production work (e.g., product demos alone are not enough)
• Comfort working within brand guidelines while still bringing an experimental, boundary-pushing sensibility to the work
• Portfolio must clearly evoke social-first content — work made to be engaging and enticing in a social context, not just campaign or print-first execution
• Must reside in NY or LA- this is geo specific.