Brand Designer

About the role We're looking for a Brand Designer to own and evolve how Nomba looks and feels across every touchpoint. You'll work closely with the Marketing, Product, and Growth teams to translate brand strategy into distinctive visual experiences that build trust with merchants and differentiate Nomba in a competitive fintech landscape. You'll champion brand consistency across channels while continuously pushing the brand forward through thoughtful, high-quality design Responsibilities Own the Nomba visual identity, including logo usage, color, typography, iconography, illustration, and photography direction Design campaign creative across digital, social, out-of-home, print, and events Create marketing assets such as landing pages, email templates, pitch decks, sales collateral, and merchant-facing materials Design physical brand touchpoints, including POS terminal branding, packaging, signage, merchandise, and agent/merchant kits Maintain and grow the brand guidelines and asset library so teams can create on-brand work without bottlenecks Work with Product Design to keep the brand and product experience visually consistent Collaborate with copywriters, content, and performance marketers to produce concepts, not just executions Direct and review work from freelancers, agencies, and print vendors Create motion and short-form video assets for social and paid campaigns [or partner with a motion designer] Track how creative performs and use the results to improve the work Requirements 3 - 5+ years of experience in brand, graphic, or visual design, in-house or at an agency A strong portfolio showing brand thinking, craft, and range across digital and physical formats Expert command of Figma and Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign) A solid grasp of typography, layout, color, and visual hierarchy Experience building or maintaining brand systems and guidelines Ability to manage multiple projects, communicate clearly, and meet deadlines in a fast-moving environment Comfort giving and receiving feedback, and explaining the reasoning behind your design decisions