Creative Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Georgia
Georgia's creative sector spans film and television production in Atlanta, advertising agencies along Buckhead's corridors, and game development studios concentrated around Midtown. Major employers including Turner Broadcasting, Cox Enterprises, and a growing roster of production companies regularly seek international creative talent and have established visa sponsorship pipelines for qualified roles.
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INTRODUCTION
We create possibilities that move life and commerce forward. Welcome to Manhattan. Every day, our supply chain commerce technology connects two billion people to 20 billion consumer choices. In the warehouse, on the road and in the store, we make what was once impossible, possible. If you want to tackle complex problems and redefine markets, you’ve come to the right place.
The Opportunity
Manhattan Associates is building a more visible, more distinctive, and more dominant brand. We are looking for a Creative Director to define how Manhattan looks, sounds, and feels across the moments that matter, from campaigns and digital experiences to video, print and production, customer stories, and global events.
This is a builder role for a creative leader who can move fluently between big ideas and the last mile of execution. You will set the creative bar, lead a multidisciplinary team, build the operating model that helps great work move quickly, and partner with leaders across Marketing and the business to turn complex technology into clear, compelling stories and experiences.
You will be equally comfortable shaping the concept, challenging the brief, giving precise feedback on a final cut, making smart budget tradeoffs, or helping the team get a critical deliverable out the door. The work should be ambitious, useful, and unmistakably Manhattan.
What you’ll do
Set the creative vision and protect the brand
- Define and evolve the creative expression of the Manhattan brand across internal and external touchpoints.
- Maintain a high, consistent standard across visual design, motion, photography, video, presentations, environments, and customer-facing experiences.
- Serve as the final creative quality gate for high-visibility work, ensuring that what reaches the market is thoughtful, coherent, and fully resolved.
- Translate brand strategy and narrative into practical direction that teams, regions, agencies, and production partners can execute.
- Help the brand evolve without losing its recognizability, discipline, or distinctive point of view.
Turn complex ideas into meaningful creative
- Partner with Product Marketing, Demand Generation, Content, Communications, Digital, Events, Sales, and regional teams to develop work that advances both brand and commercial priorities.
- Translate technical, product-heavy, or jargon-filled inputs into messages, stories, and experiences that people can quickly understand and care about.
- Lead creative development from brief through concept, design, production, launch, and reuse.
- Support a broad range of work, including display and paid media, web and landing pages, campaign systems, social, video, animation, photography, presentations, print, and experiential design.
Lead the creative experience at major moments
- Set the creative direction for global events, trade shows, roadshows, customer experiences, executive gatherings, and other high-visibility brand moments.
- Shape the full experience, including environments, booths, stages, screens, signage, wayfinding, presentations, show flow, content capture, and post-event content reuse.
- Build scalable systems that allow regional teams to express Manhattan with local relevance while maintaining a coherent global standard.
- Partner with senior leaders on high-stakes presentations, internal broadcasts, company communications, and other moments where clarity and polish matter.
Lead people and partners
- Manage, coach, and develop a growing multidisciplinary team across design, video, operations, and production.
- Create clarity around roles, expectations, quality standards, career growth, and decision rights.
- Build a high-trust, low-ego creative culture where people challenge the work, not one another.
- Direct a trusted network of agencies, production companies, freelancers, fabricators, and other specialists for overflow capacity and high-production-value work.
- Make the team more capable over time through strong briefs, useful feedback, repeatable systems, and thoughtful delegation.
Create a faster, smarter creative operation
- Establish the creative operating system: intake, briefing, prioritization, capacity planning, timelines, review stages, approvals, handoffs, and service expectations.
- Make clear tradeoffs among quality, speed, scope, budget, and business value.
- Manage budgets, estimates, vendor selection, scopes of work, and production risk with sound judgment.
- Build reusable templates, toolkits, presentation systems, and self-service capabilities that increase quality and reduce unnecessary rework.
- Help maintain the Digital Asset Management ecosystem and ensure finished work is organized, findable, reusable, and governed.
- Use emerging tools, including AI, thoughtfully, accelerating exploration and production while protecting quality, originality, rights, accessibility, and trust.
- Define and track practical measures of success, including creative quality, throughput, efficiency, adoption, audience response, and contribution to commercial outcomes.
What We need from You
- 10 years of experience leading creative work in-house, at an agency, or in a hybrid environment with deep experience in B2B organizations. Experience in global and highly technical organizations is a plus.
- 5+ years of experience building, developing, and leading high-performing teams that consistently deliver strong results through clear goals, accountability, coaching, and collaboration.
- A portfolio that demonstrates range across brand systems, integrated campaigns, digital, video, presentations, events, and physical or experiential environments.
- A rare combination of creative judgment, operational discipline, and people leadership.
- Strong visual and editorial instincts, the ability to recognize when something is almost right, explain what is missing, and guide the team to a better answer.
- Experience translating complex products, business strategies, and technical subject matter into simple, persuasive, emotionally resonant creative.
- Comfort managing budgets and making practical production decisions without compromising the work unnecessarily.
- Working knowledge of studio production, cameras, lighting, live video workflows, and editing; you do not need to personally execute every discipline, but you should understand how the work gets made.
- Experience building scalable creative processes across regions, channels, and levels of production value.
- The confidence to be a constructive sparring partner with senior leaders and cross-functional stakeholders, direct about the work, generous with people, and never territorial.
- A high bar for craft, an appetite for experimentation, and the humility to keep learning.
What success looks like
- Manhattan is recognizable, credible, and compelling everywhere it shows up, without becoming repetitive or rigid.
- Creative work reaches the market faster because priorities, processes, and decision-making are clear.
- Major campaigns, events, customer stories, and executive moments feel connected, elevated, and commercially useful.
- The in-house studio becomes a reliable, high-quality capability rather than a collection of equipment.
- The team grows in capability, confidence, and scale while maintaining a strong creative culture.
- External partners extend the team intelligently, with clear scopes, high standards, and strong value.
- Marketing and business partners see Creative as both an exceptional craft function and a trusted strategic partner.
Why Join Manhattan?
- Competitive Rewards: Market-leading pay, comprehensive health coverage, and a 401(k) with 50% match up to 6% from day one.
- Career Growth: Access Global Path, our structured development program with global opportunities, free LinkedIn Learning, and mentorship.
- Inclusive Culture: Join a diverse team and Employee Connection Groups like Multicultural Network, LGBTQ+ Alliance, Women’s Initiative Network, and MA Mamas.
- Flexibility & Balance: Hybrid work options, flexible policies, and onsite fitness centers to help you recharge.
- Community Impact: Monthly volunteer events and opportunities to make a difference locally and globally.
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Committed to diversity and inclusion
At Manhattan, it’s about more than just the work. From cultural celebrations to interest groups to volunteer opportunities, your true self is always welcome here. Our team members’ backgrounds, experiences and perspectives add to us as a whole and make us unique.
We are proudly an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a veteran. In the United States, Manhattan Associates participates in the Employment Eligibility Verification Program (E-Verify) operated by the Department of Homeland Security in partnership with the Social Security Administration. Participation in the E-Verify Program allows Manhattan to confirm the employment eligibility of all newly hired employees after the Employment Eligibility Verification Form (Form I-9) has been completed.
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Which companies sponsor visas for creative roles in Georgia?
Atlanta-based media and entertainment companies are among the most active sponsors. Turner Broadcasting, Cox Enterprises, and Delta's in-house creative teams have sponsored international creative hires. Georgia's film incentive program has also attracted major studios and production companies that periodically sponsor roles in art direction, visual effects, and production design for qualifying full-time positions.
Which visa types are most common for creative roles in Georgia?
The H-1B visa is the most common visa for creative roles that require a specific bachelor's degree, such as UX design, graphic design with a defined specialty, or creative technology positions. The O-1B is used for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement in the arts. Some advertising and film roles also see TN visa use for Canadian and Mexican nationals in qualifying occupational categories.
Which cities in Georgia have the most creative visa sponsorship jobs?
Atlanta concentrates the overwhelming majority of creative sponsorship opportunities in Georgia. Midtown and Buckhead house advertising agencies, design studios, and media companies. The Atlanta BeltLine corridor has attracted creative technology firms. Savannah, home to SCAD, has a smaller but active creative industry presence, though most companies there are smaller and less likely to have sponsorship infrastructure in place.
How to find creative visa sponsorship jobs in Georgia?
Migrate Mate filters job listings specifically by visa sponsorship availability, making it easier to identify Georgia-based creative roles where employers are actively open to sponsoring. Rather than sorting through general postings, you can focus on companies in Atlanta's film, advertising, and design sectors that have a demonstrated history of hiring international candidates for creative positions.
Are there any Georgia-specific factors that affect visa sponsorship for creative roles?
Georgia's film tax credit, one of the most generous in the country, has built a substantial production infrastructure in Atlanta that draws employers willing to hire internationally. SCAD's Atlanta and Savannah campuses generate a pipeline of international creative graduates on OPT, which means some Georgia employers are already familiar with work authorization processes. Prevailing wage requirements still apply, and sponsoring employers must document that the role meets specialty occupation criteria.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored creative jobs in Georgia?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.