Graphic Designer — Ecommerce

Pay: Starting at $2,500/month + project-based bonuses

Location: Remote, with a preference for candidates in South America. Must overlap with US Eastern working hours (roughly 9am–5pm ET), with some flexibility.

Job Type: Full-time employee

Who We Are

Raicom LLC is the company behind a portfolio of high-volume ecommerce consumer brands, shipping roughly 200,000 orders a month to customers across the US. Every one of those customers first meets us through a product image, a landing page, or an email.

We've grown fast, and our design capacity hasn't kept up. We have one excellent designer, and we need another so we can move faster on the things customers actually see.

That's where you come in.

The Role

You'll be one half of a new two-person pod with a frontend developer. You design it, they build it, and together you’ll ship it fast. You'll also work as a peer to our current designer, so you'll need the experience and judgment to produce strong work independently, without needing direction on every decision.

Your work will cover three main areas:

• Product imagery: product photos, listing images, and the visuals that sell our products on our stores.
• Marketing emails: campaigns and flows that look great and get clicked.
• Web design: landing pages, product pages, and site designs across our Shopify stores.

As capacity allows, you'll also support other projects across the company. You'll work with our CTO, company executives, and other developers.

What You'll Actually Be Doing

• Design landing pages and product pages in Figma, ready for the frontend developer to build.
• Design marketing email campaigns and reusable email templates.
• Create product imagery and listing graphics that make people want to buy.
• Keep each brand's visual identity consistent across web, email, and product imagery.
• Build reusable templates and components with the frontend developer so every launch is faster than the last.
• Learn from how your emails and pages perform, and let that shape your next design.
• Occasionally design improvements to the internal tools our team uses every day.

What We're Looking For

• A strong portfolio of ecommerce work: product imagery, emails, and web pages that actually shipped.
• Expert in Figma, and strong in image-editing tools.
• Design that sells. You understand the difference between a pretty page and a page that converts.
• Experience designing for the web, so your designs are buildable, responsive, and mobile-first.
• Fast and independent. You can take a brief and come back with strong work without being walked through it.
• Comfortable using AI image and design tools to move faster, with the taste to know when the output isn't good enough.
• Clear communicator, coachable, and comfortable with direct feedback.
• Fluent, work-level English, written and spoken.
• Bonus: Shopify or Klaviyo experience, or experience working closely with a developer as a pair.

Honestly, the ideal person has designed for ecommerce brands where every image and email was measured on sales, can switch between a product shot and a landing page in the same afternoon, and wants a developer partner who'll ship their designs exactly as intended.

What You'll Get

• Starting pay of $2,500/month, as a full-time employee.
• Your work in front of hundreds of thousands of customers across multiple brands.
• A dedicated frontend developer, so your designs go live quickly and look the way you designed them.
• A peer designer to learn from and trade feedback with.
• Work alongside our CTO, company executives, and other developers. No layers, no politics.
• A warm, close-knit remote team that actually likes working together.
• A fully paid-for, one-week annual trip across the world to meet with the team.

Most ecommerce designers get handed a brand guide and a queue of resize requests. This is a chance to shape what our brands look like and see your work go live in no time. We can't wait to work with you.

Is This Role Right for You?

This role probably won't suit you if you want a detailed brief and sign-off on every decision, or if you'd rather design for awards than for sales. You'll move between product imagery, emails, and web pages in the same week, take direct feedback, and hand your work to developers who will build exactly what you designed, so it has to be buildable. You don't need to have mastered all areas already, but you do need the range and judgment to learn quickly and work independently.

Hiring Process

Shortlisted candidates will complete a paid trial project based on real work you'd do in the role, including an email built on proven conversion principles, a refinement to an existing product page, and an improvement to one of our internal tools. We're hiring this role alongside the frontend developer you'll be working with.

How to Apply

Send your CV via email to lauren@raicom.co.

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