Junior Art Director - Pitches and Key Campaigns

Role Overview
Not every brief changes the trajectory of an agency.
The ones that do, land on your desk.
At Brandmovers, we're looking for a Design Lead who doesn't just make things look good—they make ideas impossible to ignore. Someone who can transform strategy into striking visual narratives, craft winning pitch decks, and elevate our biggest campaigns from good to unforgettable.
If you're the kind of designer who gets excited by blank slides, impossible timelines, and the thrill of cracking the next big brand story, we'd love to meet you.

What you’ll do:
● Lead the visual thinking and execution for all new business pitches and strategic presentations.
● Design breakthrough campaign concepts and key visuals that become the foundation for integrated campaigns.
● Collaborate with strategists, copywriters, client servicing teams, and leadership to bring ideas to life.
● Turn insights into compelling visual stories that persuade, inspire, and win.
● Set the creative benchmark for high-impact projects across the agency.
● Build presentation decks that clients remember long after the meeting ends.
● Mentor and guide designers working on marquee projects.
● Stay ahead of design trends, AI-powered creative tools, and emerging visual cultures.

What you need:
● 5–8 years of experience in advertising, branding, or integrated agencies.
● A portfolio that demonstrates strong conceptual thinking—not just polished execution.
● Exceptional presentation design and storytelling skills.
● Ability to work across branding, campaigns, digital, social, and experiential.
● Strong command over Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, and presentation platforms.
● Experience with AI-powered creative tools is a plus.
● Someone who thrives under pressure and enjoys solving creative challenges.

What you’ll get:
● You see pitch presentations as opportunities to tell stories, not just arrange slides.
● You obsess over the smallest visual detail without losing sight of the big idea.
● You enjoy collaborating with strategists and writers as much as fellow designers.
● You can move seamlessly from a mood board to a campaign identity to a boardroom presentation.
● You're driven by creating work that wins clients—and maybe a few awards along the way