Graphic Designer, Paid Media (Contractor)
Suno
Official active contract posting for Graphic Designer, Paid Media (Contractor) at Suno, located in Remote; Los Angeles.
Role facts
| Employer | Suno |
|---|---|
| Location | Remote; Los Angeles |
| Work mode | Remote |
| Remote scope | unknown |
| Employment | contract |
| Function | Product |
| Track | industry |
| Seniority | unspecified |
| Compensation | unknown |
| Posted | 2026-06-24 |
| Work authorization | unknown |
| Official posting | Open official posting ↗ |
Responsibilities
- Suno is growing fast, and paid social creative is a major driver of that growth. The right person for this role takes Suno's brand identity and pushes it into performance creative that earns attention and converts – work that drives growth and brings the excitement of using Suno to everyone who sees it.
- Check out the song we made about it: https://suno.com/s/dDrWV7XNe6I5mJax
- Translate Suno's brand identity and creative DNA into paid social creative that drives growth across paid channels (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, etc.)
- Own the full branded creative pipeline – concepting, producing, and iterating on static and motion assets
- Build and maintain a creative roadmap: what to make, what to test, what to push further, and what to move on from
- Partner with the performance marketing team to use data and channel feedback as creative inputs, not just outputs
- Use AI tools to extend creative output beyond what's manually possible – and help build the processes and guardrails that keep AI-assisted work on-brand and up to Suno's standards
- Develop workflows and production processes that scale creative output without diluting brand quality
- Help shape how the next generation of creators discovers Suno – the creative you make is often their first impression
Required skills
- Must-Haves
- 4-6 years in performance creative, paid social design, or growth-focused creative at a consumer tech, DTC, or growth-stage company
- Hybrid graphic and motion design skills: strong static design fundamentals and real motion/animation capability – this is not a pure graphic design role
- Portfolio of paid social work (static and motion) that demonstrates both craft and a performance orientation
- Expert-level proficiency in Figma, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and After Effects
- Fluency in what makes paid social creative work: hooks, formats, platform conventions, and what drives meaningful iteration
- Ability to internalize a brand's visual identity and push it into new formats without losing what makes it distinctive
Preferred skills
- Hands-on experience with AI-assisted creative tools (generative image, video, or copy) as part of a real production workflow
- Background in music, entertainment, or creator-focused consumer products
- Experience managing or mentoring junior creative contributors
Tools, models and methods
- Adobe Illustrator
- Adobe Photoshop
- After Effects
- Figma
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