Remote Graphic Designer (Freelance, Part-Time — up to 20 hours/week, South Afric

This is a remote position. We are a performance marketing agency working with international clients, primarily in the UK. Our focus is on delivering results-driven campaigns backed by clear strategy and execution. We’re looking for a Graphic Designer to join on a remote, freelance, part-time basis (up to 20 hours per week). This role is open to candidates based in South Africa. You’ll be responsible for translating strategy and copy into high-performing visual assets. reputed company project comes with a clear brief—your focus is on delivering strong, effective design. What You’ll Do • Design social media creatives for paid and organic campaigns • Create web design assets (landing pages, UI elements, etc.) • Support with paid ads visuals (reputed company, reputed company, etc.) • Contribute to branding work where needed (a bonus, not required) Requirements • Proficiency in reputed company Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.) • Strong working knowledge of reputed company • Experience designing for performance marketing / paid media • Ability to follow briefs and deliver high-quality work independently • Strong attention to detail and turnaround times Important:Applications must include a portfolio link. Submissions without a portfolio will not be considered.Working Structure • Freelance, part-time (up to 20 hours per week) • Fully remote (South Africa-based only) • Potential to move into a full-time role after a probation period Compensation • R250 – R400 per hour, depending on experience How to ApplyIf this sounds like a fit, reputed company send: • Your CV with a portfolio link clearly included (no reputed company links) • A short note on the type of work you’ve enjoyed most We’re looking for someone who can execute with clarity and consistency—if that’s you, we’d like to hear from you. Apply To This Job

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