Graphic Designer

Anavah Talent
Full-time

πŸ“ Job Overview

Job Title: Graphic Designer

Company: Anavah Talent (representing a U.S.-based premium ice cream franchise)

Location: Calabarzon, Philippines

Job Type: Full-Time

Category: Creative & Media / Art & Design / Marketing / Retail / Food & Beverage

Date Posted: 2026-05-18

Experience Level: Mid-Level (5-10 years implied by role description and preferred experience)

Remote Status: Fully Remote

πŸš€ Role Summary

  • This is a production-focused graphic design role within a fast-growing U.S.-based premium ice cream franchise.

  • The primary responsibility will be updating and maintaining existing design assets, such as digital menu boards, signage, and promotional materials, across 175+ franchise locations.

  • The role requires strong proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and a keen eye for detail to ensure adherence to established brand guidelines and templates.

  • You will work closely with a Traffic Coordinator to manage a high volume of design requests, with a focus on efficient execution and timely delivery.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: While the raw input lists 3-5+ years of experience, the context of supporting 175+ locations, managing high-volume requests (70-100/week), and the emphasis on independent management of recurring tasks suggests a candidate with more established experience, aligning with a mid-level designation (5-10 years). The explicit preference for "3-5+ years" might be a minimum, but the operational demands point to a need for greater depth.

πŸ“ˆ Primary Responsibilities

  • Menu Updates & Production Design:

    • Regularly update digital in-store menu boards for over 40 franchise locations as ice cream flavors rotate monthly.
    • Precisely adjust layouts within existing templates to accommodate new, removed, or reordered flavors, maintaining visual consistency.
    • Ensure all digital menu board updates are executed accurately and delivered within designated timelines.
  • Retail Marketing Asset Support:

    • Produce and update in-store signage, flyers, and other promotional materials utilized across the franchise network.
    • Resize and adapt existing graphics for new store openings, retail displays, and seasonal campaigns.
    • Uphold strict adherence to the brand’s visual standards and established design systems for all marketing collateral.
  • Design Workflow Execution:

    • Receive and process detailed project briefs from the Traffic Coordinator, who aggregates requests from franchise stores.
    • Execute design updates efficiently and deliver completed assets on time, meeting project requirements.
    • Implement revisions and feedback promptly to ensure smooth project progression and client satisfaction.
  • Asset & File Management:

    • Maintain organized and structured design files within the company’s digital asset management system.

    • Ensure proper file naming conventions and folder structures for easy retrieval, updating, and reuse by the broader team.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: The core responsibilities have been expanded to detail the actionable tasks involved in "Menu Updates & Production Design," "Retail Marketing Asset Support," "Design Workflow Execution," and "Asset & File Management," providing a clearer picture of the daily operational demands for a production designer in a franchise environment.

πŸŽ“ Skills & Qualifications

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Multimedia Arts, or a related field is preferred.

Experience: 3–5+ years of experience in graphic design, with a strong emphasis on production design or a similar creative role focused on asset execution and maintenance. Experience supporting restaurant, retail, franchise, or consumer brands is highly preferred.

Required Skills:

  • Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite: Expert-level skills in Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign are mandatory. Must be comfortable working with layered files, templates, and complex design systems.

  • Production Design Expertise: Proven ability to handle high-volume, repeatable design tasks accurately and efficiently, with a focus on delivering polished, production-ready assets.

  • Brand Consistency Management: Deep understanding and practical application of brand guidelines and design systems to maintain visual integrity across diverse marketing materials.

  • Template-Based Design: Demonstrated experience working within and adapting established design templates for consistent output.

  • Written English Communication: Strong written communication skills are essential for effective collaboration with a remote, U.S.-based team and for understanding project briefs.

  • Time Management & Independence: Ability to manage multiple recurring design requests, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines independently once briefs are provided.

  • Remote Collaboration: Proven ability to work effectively in a remote setting, collaborating with distributed teams and adhering to time zone overlap requirements.

Preferred Skills:

  • Experience designing menus, signage, or retail promotional materials.

  • Familiarity with other design and presentation tools such as Canva, Microsoft PowerPoint, or Microsoft Office for marketing material creation.

  • Experience working remotely with distributed teams and understanding remote work best practices.

  • Comfort and experience working in high-volume design environments with tight turnaround times.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: The "Required Skills" section has been detailed to reflect the operational nuances of production design, emphasizing proficiency in specific Adobe Suite applications, the ability to manage high volumes, and the critical need for brand consistency and template adherence. The "Preferred Skills" have been augmented to include specific tool familiarity and experience in high-volume/remote settings.

πŸ“Š Process & Systems Portfolio Requirements

Portfolio Essentials:

  • Production Design Case Studies: Showcase examples of high-volume design updates, demonstrating efficiency, accuracy, and adherence to brand guidelines. Focus on projects with a clear before-and-after, highlighting the evolution of assets.

  • Template Utilization & Adaptation: Include examples where you've worked within or adapted existing templates for menus, signage, or promotional materials, illustrating your ability to maintain consistency.

  • Brand Guideline Application: Provide at least one comprehensive example that clearly demonstrates your understanding and application of strict brand guidelines across multiple asset types.

  • Digital Menu Board Examples: If possible, include mock-ups or actual examples of digital menu boards you have designed or updated, showcasing layout, typography, and visual hierarchy.

  • File Management Samples: Briefly describe your approach to organizing and managing design files, perhaps with a visual example of a well-structured project folder.

Process Documentation:

  • Workflow Efficiency: Be prepared to discuss how you identify and implement efficiencies in your design workflow, particularly for repetitive tasks.

  • Revision Management: Demonstrate your process for receiving, interpreting, and implementing feedback and revisions from stakeholders.

  • Asset Creation & Maintenance: Explain your methodology for creating new design assets and maintaining existing ones to ensure long-term usability and consistency.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: Portfolio requirements have been specifically tailored to a production design role, emphasizing efficiency, template work, and brand adherence. The "Process Documentation" section prompts candidates to articulate their operational approach to design tasks, crucial for a role focused on execution.

πŸ’΅ Compensation & Benefits

Salary Range: $8 USD per hour.

Benefits:

  • Work From Home: Fully remote position, allowing for flexibility and a focus on results from any location.

  • Training & Development: Access to training opportunities to enhance design skills and potentially learn new tools or methodologies relevant to the company's needs.

  • Performance Bonus: Potential for performance-based bonuses, reflecting the company's commitment to recognizing and rewarding strong contributions.

Working Hours: This is a full-time position. The role requires a minimum of 1-2 hours of overlap with U.S. Eastern Time (ET) daily. This ensures effective real-time communication and collaboration with the U.S.-based marketing team and Traffic Coordinator. The total expected working hours are approximately 40 per week, managed flexibly around the required time zone overlap.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: The salary is clearly stated. Benefits have been elaborated to provide context for operations professionals. The working hours have been detailed to emphasize the critical time zone overlap requirement, which is a key operational constraint for this role.

🎯 Team & Company Context

🏒 Company Culture

Industry: Food & Beverage (Premium Ice Cream Franchise). This industry context implies a focus on consumer appeal, seasonal promotions, and a need for consistent branding across numerous retail locations.

Company Size: A fast-growing U.S.-based premium ice cream franchise with 175+ store locations nationwide. This indicates a dynamic, expanding organization where operational efficiency and scalable processes are paramount.

Founded: The founding date is not specified, but the company is described as "fast-growing" and having a significant national presence (175+ stores), suggesting a mature yet rapidly scaling business model.

Team Structure:

  • Marketing Team Support: You will be an integral part of the internal marketing team, working closely with a Traffic Coordinator.

  • Reporting Structure: The role reports to the marketing team, likely a Marketing Manager or Director, with direct daily interaction managed by the Traffic Coordinator for task assignment.

  • Cross-functional Collaboration: Collaboration will primarily be with the U.S.-based marketing team (Traffic Coordinator, potentially other designers or marketing specialists) and indirectly with franchise store owners/managers through the request process managed by the Traffic Coordinator.

Methodology:

  • Data-Driven Updates: While not explicitly stated for design, the franchise model and focus on monthly flavor rotations suggest a data-informed approach to marketing and product offerings, which design assets must support.

  • Template-Based Execution: The primary methodology for design work will be utilizing and updating existing templates to ensure brand consistency and efficiency.

  • Agile Request Management: The high volume of requests (70-100/week during peak season) managed by a Traffic Coordinator implies an agile, request-driven workflow.

Company Website: https://anavahtalent.com/ (Note: This is the talent agency website, not the franchise's direct site. The franchise's specific website would be beneficial for deeper research.)

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: Company context has been interpreted to highlight the implications for a graphic designer, focusing on the franchise model, growth stage, and the operational need for consistency and volume. The "Methodology" section infers operational approaches based on the described workflow.

πŸ“ˆ Career & Growth Analysis

Operations Career Level: This role is positioned as a Production Graphic Designer, a specialized mid-level position focused on execution within established creative frameworks. It's ideal for designers who excel at detailed, high-volume production work rather than conceptualization.

Reporting Structure: You will report to the marketing team, with daily task management and project briefs coming from a Traffic Coordinator. This structure emphasizes efficient workflow and clear assignment channels.

Operations Impact: The graphic designer's impact is crucial for maintaining the brand's visual identity and customer experience across all franchise locations. Accurate and timely updates to menus and marketing materials directly influence customer perception, sales promotions, and the operational execution of marketing initiatives at the store level.

Growth Opportunities:

  • Specialization in Franchise Marketing: Develop deep expertise in supporting franchise operations and marketing, understanding the unique challenges and strategies involved.

  • Skill Development in High-Volume Design: Enhance efficiency and speed in production design, becoming a highly valuable asset for organizations with extensive asset needs.

  • Potential for Broader Design Involvement: As the company grows and if performance is exceptional, there may be opportunities to contribute to broader design projects, template creation, or system improvements within the marketing team.

  • Training & Development: The company offers training, which can be leveraged to expand skill sets beyond core production design into areas like advanced template creation or digital asset management systems.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: The "Operations Career Level" and "Operations Impact" sections have been framed to highlight how a graphic design role contributes to the operational success of a franchise business. Growth opportunities are framed within the context of specialized design and franchise marketing.

🌐 Work Environment

Office Type: Fully Remote (Work From Home). This offers significant autonomy and flexibility.

Office Location(s): While the company is U.S.-based, this specific role is located in Calabarzon, Philippines, emphasizing a distributed global team structure.

Workspace Context:

  • Independent Workstation: You are responsible for providing your own workspace, ensuring it is conducive to focused, high-volume design work.

  • Digital Collaboration Tools: Reliance on digital communication and project management tools is essential for seamless interaction with the U.S.-based team.

  • Asset Management Systems: You will likely interact with cloud-based digital asset management (DAM) systems for storing and retrieving design files.

Work Schedule: Full-time, with a mandatory 1-2 hour overlap daily with U.S. Eastern Time. This ensures real-time communication for critical tasks and team alignment. The remaining work hours can be managed flexibly to accommodate personal schedules while ensuring approximately 40 hours per week are completed.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: The "Workspace Context" has been expanded to reflect the realities of a fully remote role, emphasizing the need for a productive personal workspace and proficiency with digital collaboration tools.

πŸ“„ Application & Portfolio Review Process

Interview Process:

  • Initial Screening: Likely a review of your resume and portfolio by Anavah Talent or the hiring company's HR team to assess basic qualifications and fit.

  • Skills Assessment/Technical Interview: Expect a practical exercise or a technical discussion focusing on your proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite, understanding of brand guidelines, and ability to execute production design tasks efficiently. This may involve a sample design update or a portfolio review focusing on specific project examples.

  • Manager/Team Interview: A conversation with the marketing manager or Traffic Coordinator to assess your work style, collaboration skills, problem-solving approach for design challenges, and cultural fit. Questions will likely focus on your experience with high-volume work and remote collaboration.

  • Final Interview (if applicable): Potentially a final discussion with a senior leader to confirm fit and discuss terms.

Portfolio Review Tips:

  • Highlight Production Work: Prioritize showcasing examples where you've successfully updated existing assets, managed brand consistency across multiple items, or worked with templates.

  • Quantify Achievements: If possible, include metrics showing efficiency gains, volume of work completed, or positive feedback received on asset accuracy.

  • Demonstrate Template Use: Clearly show instances where you've worked within established templates and how you've maintained visual integrity.

  • Organized Presentation: Ensure your portfolio is well-organized, easy to navigate, and clearly labels each project's scope and your role.

  • Focus on Detail: For this role, demonstrating meticulous attention to detail in your work is paramount.

Challenge Preparation:

  • Sample Update Task: Be prepared for a short, timed design task that mimics the daily responsibilities, such as updating a menu or flyer based on provided instructions and brand assets.

  • Brand Guideline Interpretation: Practice quickly applying hypothetical brand guidelines to a design brief.

  • Workflow Discussion: Be ready to articulate your process for handling multiple design requests, prioritizing tasks, and managing revisions effectively.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: The interview process and preparation tips have been tailored to a production graphic designer role, emphasizing practical skills, portfolio content relevant to execution, and the ability to handle volume and brand consistency.

πŸ›  Tools & Technology Stack

Primary Tools:

  • Adobe Creative Suite:

    • Adobe Illustrator: Essential for vector graphics, logo work, and scalable illustrations.
    • Adobe Photoshop: Crucial for image editing, manipulation, and raster-based graphics.
    • Adobe InDesign: The primary tool for layout design, essential for menus, brochures, and multi-page documents.
  • Digital Asset Management (DAM) System: The company likely uses a DAM system for storing, organizing, and retrieving design assets. Familiarity with such systems is a plus.

Analytics & Reporting: While not a direct requirement for this role, an understanding of how design assets perform (e.g., engagement on digital menus) could be beneficial but is not expected.

CRM & Automation: Not directly applicable to this graphic design role, though understanding CRM principles might help in understanding broader marketing context.

Other Design Tools (Preferred):

  • Canva: Useful for quick updates or simpler collateral, especially in a franchise environment.

  • Microsoft PowerPoint / Microsoft Office: May be used for creating or updating presentation materials or simpler marketing collateral.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: The "Primary Tools" section focuses on the Adobe Creative Suite as mandated. Other relevant tools like DAM systems and preferred tools like Canva/PowerPoint have been included to provide a comprehensive view of the potential technology stack.

πŸ‘₯ Team Culture & Values

Operations Values:

  • Consistency & Accuracy: A strong emphasis on maintaining uniform brand standards across all franchise locations and ensuring all design updates are error-free.

  • Efficiency & Productivity: A focus on high-volume output and meeting deadlines consistently to keep marketing operations running smoothly.

  • Collaboration & Communication: Valuing clear, open communication with remote team members and a willingness to give and receive constructive feedback.

  • Reliability & Detail-Orientation: Expectation of dependable performance and meticulous attention to detail in all design tasks.

  • Adaptability: Flexibility in handling changing needs, revisions, and the dynamic nature of monthly flavor rotations.

Collaboration Style:

  • Remote-First: The team operates remotely, requiring proactive communication and the use of digital collaboration tools.

  • Task-Oriented: The workflow is driven by project briefs and requests managed by a Traffic Coordinator, suggesting a structured, task-oriented approach.

  • Feedback-Driven: Openness to feedback and revisions is critical for iterating on designs and ensuring stakeholder satisfaction.

  • Supportive Team Member: While focused on production, demonstrating a willingness to support the broader marketing team's goals is important.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: The "Operations Values" and "Collaboration Style" sections have been framed to reflect the specific needs of a remote, production-focused design role within a franchise marketing team, emphasizing efficiency, accuracy, and communication.

⚑ Challenges & Growth Opportunities

Challenges:

  • High-Volume Production Demands: Consistently meeting a high volume of design requests (70-100 per week during peak seasons) while maintaining quality and accuracy.

  • Maintaining Brand Consistency: Ensuring strict adherence to established brand guidelines across a large number of diverse franchise locations and various collateral types.

  • Remote Collaboration Across Time Zones: Effectively communicating and collaborating with a U.S.-based team while working from the Philippines, managing the required time zone overlap.

  • Repetitive Tasks: Performing many similar design updates (e.g., menu rotations) requires sustained focus and attention to detail to avoid errors.

Learning & Development Opportunities:

  • Franchise Operations Expertise: Gain in-depth knowledge of franchise marketing strategies and operational challenges specific to the food and beverage retail sector.

  • Advanced Production Design Skills: Hone efficiency and speed in Adobe Creative Suite for high-impact, high-volume design workflows.

  • Digital Asset Management Systems: Develop proficiency in using and managing assets within a corporate DAM system.

  • Cross-Functional Exposure: While primarily focused on design, understanding the broader marketing and operational goals of the franchise can lead to more strategic contributions.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: The "Challenges" section directly addresses the operational hurdles a candidate will face, such as volume, consistency, and remote work. Growth opportunities are framed around specialized knowledge and skill enhancement relevant to the role's context.

πŸ’‘ Interview Preparation

Strategy Questions:

  • "Describe your process for managing a high volume of design requests with tight deadlines. How do you prioritize?"

    • Preparation: Be ready to discuss your workflow, task management tools, and how you ensure accuracy under pressure. Emphasize template usage and efficient execution.
  • "How do you ensure brand consistency when working within established guidelines and templates, especially when making frequent updates?"

    • Preparation: Prepare examples from your portfolio that demonstrate your meticulous approach to brand adherence. Discuss how you interpret and apply style guides.
  • "Tell me about a time you had to implement significant revisions on a design project. How did you handle the feedback and ensure the final output met expectations?"

Company & Culture Questions:

  • "What interests you about working for a franchise brand, specifically in the food and beverage industry?"

    • Preparation: Research the ice cream franchise's brand, its market position, and common challenges for QSR/franchise marketing. Connect your skills to these needs.
  • "How do you approach collaboration with a remote team, particularly when there's a significant time zone difference?"

    • Preparation: Highlight your experience with asynchronous communication, proactive updates, and leveraging collaboration tools. Discuss the importance of the required time zone overlap.
  • "Describe your experience working with digital menu boards or retail signage. What are the key considerations for these types of assets?"

Portfolio Presentation Strategy:

  • Focus on Process: For each relevant project, briefly explain the brief, your process (template use, brand adherence), the challenges, and the final outcome.

  • Showcase Volume & Consistency: Select examples that best demonstrate your ability to handle multiple similar assets or maintain consistency across a series.

  • Highlight Template Work: Clearly indicate where you worked within templates and how you adapted them efficiently.

  • Be Prepared for a Practical Exercise: Have your design software ready and be prepared to quickly demonstrate your skills on a small, representative task.

πŸ“ Enhancement Note: Interview preparation questions are designed to probe the candidate's production design skills, remote work capabilities, and understanding of the franchise context. The portfolio presentation strategy emphasizes the operational aspects of the role.

πŸ“Œ Application Steps

To apply for this Graphic Designer position:

  • Submit your application through the provided link on Workable.

  • Portfolio Customization: Ensure your portfolio prominently features examples of production design, template work, and strict adherence to brand guidelines. Prioritize projects demonstrating efficiency and high-volume updates.

  • Resume Optimization: Tailor your resume to highlight experience with Adobe Creative Suite, production design, brand consistency, and remote collaboration. Use keywords from the job description.

  • Interview Preparation: Practice articulating your design process, workflow management, and ability to handle volume and detail. Be ready for a practical design assessment.

  • Company Research: Research the U.S.-based ice cream franchise (if identifiable) to understand its brand, target audience, and current marketing efforts. This will help you tailor your responses and demonstrate genuine interest.

⚠️ Important Notice: This enhanced job description includes AI-generated insights and operations industry-standard assumptions. All details should be verified directly with the hiring organization before making application decisions.

Application Requirements

Requires 3-5+ years of experience in graphic or production design with strong proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite. A bachelor's degree in a design-related field is preferred, along with the ability to overlap working hours with U.S. Eastern Time.