Encore is an interactive live music app launching soon.Our mission is to help more artists make a living from their music by empowering them with new ways to directly monetize, engage and grow their fanbase. Artists can drop new music, chat with fans and host live shows right from their phones, and anywhere in the world. Encore also enables unique live music experiences for fans, with opportunities to connect with their favorite musicians and discover new music.Co-Founded by Kid Cudi, Jon Gray and Ian Edelman, we’re backed by global investment firm Battery Ventures. You can read more about us in Rolling Stone, Billboard, and Complex and sign up to join our private beta at .WHAT YOU’LL DO:Assist on a wide variety of design and UI projects delivering high quality, engaging design assets across all Encore brand touchpointsReport to the Head of Brand & Visual Design. You will work closely with leadership across Product, XR, and EngineeringAssist in designing beautiful, simple, innovative, intuitive experiences and flowsAnalyze design trends and provide design ideas for future implementationHelp contribute to strategic design decisions with the rest of the design and Encore teamsHelp a tight-knit team define the short and long-term roadmap for Encore’s design and brandRegularly give and receive feedback on designs and strategic design decisionsQUALIFICATIONS:Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design or related fieldDesign background with a minimum of 3 + years of experience with a focus in App UI/UX and digital designExtended experience in Figma, Adobe Creative Cloud Apps, and other digital design tools for generating wireframes, designs, prototypes, and assetsDesire and passion to create the best digital design in the industryBe eager to learn & grow – you will be expected to be able to take initiative to work independently, stay focused on hitting deadlines, and be an excellent communicatorStrong ability to follow brand and design strategy with a strong foundational understanding of visual hierarchy, color theory, typography, and layoutHave the ability to take design and creative direction and follow through on those tasksExcellent communication skills. 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