Senior Designer, Brand & Growth Marketing
Wispr Flow
- Location
- San Francisco
- Employment
- Full Time
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Senior
- Posted
- 23d ago
Skills
About this role
About Wispr We're building the first voice interface a billion people use every day. Our first product, Flow, lets you talk instead of type anywhere on your computer or phone, and turns messy speech into polished text that is ready to send. It's scaled from $2M → $50M in ARR in under 12 months with millions of users and thousands of enterprise customers. How we think → The team is still small enough that every person shapes what gets built.
Job summary
Wispr Flow is looking for a Senior Designer, Brand & Growth to join our marketing team and work directly with the Head of Design. This is a high-ownership role for a designer who loves making complex technology feel simple, human, and memorable. You'll work closely with the Head of Design to shape the creative direction behind product launches and campaigns, translating complex product capabilities into stories people instantly understand and bringing those ideas to life across web, email, paid, and social in ways that are both beautifully crafted and conversion-focused. This role is ideal for someone who thinks like an art director but enjoys staying hands-on in Figma. You're someone who can move fluidly from a big campaign idea to the smallest execution, whether that's a landing page, email, ad, or social post. You love solving creative problems, simplifying complexity through visual storytelling, and creating work that is both beautiful and effective. This is a marketing design role focused on brand storytelling, product launches, growth, and performance-driven creative, not product or UI/UX design. Why this role is exciting Help shape the brand of one of the fastest-growing AI productivity companies. Help define the creative direction behind major product launches that reach millions of users. Work directly with the Head of Design and have meaningful influence over the evolution of the Wispr Flow brand. Own work from concept through launch and see your ideas shipped quickly without layers of approvals or unnecessary bureaucracy. Help define how people experience the future of voice computing.
What you'll own
Work alongside the Head of Design to shape and execute the creative direction for major product launches, translating complex product features into clear, compelling visual stories. Develop campaign concepts and scalable visual systems that create a cohesive experience across launch emails, landing pages, paid media, social, and every major marketing touchpoint. Design high-converting web pages and landing pages in collaboration with developers, balancing creativity, usability, technical feasibility, and conversion goals. Create paid advertising concepts across multiple channels, including both static and animated formats, with an understanding of performance marketing. Concept and storyboard visual narratives for animations, videos, demos, and other motion-based content, clearly communicating creative intent for collaborators. Translate campaign ideas into thoughtful email and social executions tailored to each platform. Apply, evolve, and extend the Wispr Flow brand system through real-world campaign work. Collaborate closely with marketing, product marketing, growth, developers, and creative partners. Execute quickly while maintaining exceptional craft, attention to detail, and thoughtful design decisions. Iterate based on feedback and performance insights while maintaining strong creative judgment. What success looks like You take a brief and quickly develop thoughtful creative concepts without needing extensive direction. You consistently simplify complex product functionality into visual stories that feel obvious, approachable, and memorable. You love taking products that are technically impressive and making them feel instantly understandable. You produce polished work across web, paid, email, and social while balancing speed with exceptional craft. You proactively identify opportunities to improve campaigns, creative systems, and design processes instead of