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Brand designer roles attract H-1B visa and O-1 visa sponsorship from employers in tech, media, and consumer goods. Most successful applicants hold a bachelor's degree in graphic design, visual communication, or a related field and have a strong portfolio demonstrating end-to-end brand work. For detailed occupation requirements, see the O*NET profile.
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Reejig is the Work Operating System for the AI powered enterprise. We give companies a complete, validated view of their work by mapping every role, task, skill, and workflow — and we redesign how that work should flow in the AI era. Inside Reejig, we build the same future we sell. That includes how we show up to the world. We are moving fast, building the category, and launching a movement that is redefining how everyday professionals engage with AI. The brand has to carry all of it.
ROLE OVERVIEW
This is a hands-on production role. You will take briefs, rough thinking, and strategic direction and turn them into polished, consistent visual output. You will work across website, decks, social assets, campaign materials, customer enablement, and community content — and you will move fast without losing craft. We are open to full-time or part-time depending on who you are and what you bring.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
- Design and maintain visual assets across Reejig — website, landing pages, social, presentations, event materials
- Translate brand strategy and campaign briefs into clear, compelling design
- Build and evolve templates and systems that allow the broader team to produce on-brand content independently
- Work directly with marketing, product, and leadership to bring ideas to life quickly
- Hold visual consistency across a growing brand family
WHAT WE VALUE
- A strong portfolio that shows range — digital, deck, social, brand systems
- Speed without sacrificing quality
- The ability to work from a rough brief and make sound creative decisions independently
- Visual fluency across formats and contexts
- Comfort in a high trust, founder led, fast environment
- This role will not suit someone who needs long creative briefs, slow approval cycles, or defined scope before starting
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
- The brand looks like it belongs to a company that knows exactly who it is
- Marketing and leadership can move faster because the design system and templates are solid
- New assets land on-brand without requiring revision cycles
- As the brand family grows, visual consistency scales with it
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
- Portfolio demonstrating strong brand and visual design capability across multiple formats
- Experience with website design, presentation design, and social/digital assets
- Ability to hold brand consistency across a family of identities
- Comfort working directly with founders and marketing leads
- Evidence of operating in fast, ambiguous, or early-stage environments
- Motion or animation experience is a plus
WHY THIS MATTERS
Reejig is at a point of real inflection. We are building the category for AI workforce intelligence and launching a movement that is defining a new class of professional. The person who joins now is helping us shape how this moment gets seen by the world.
INTRODUCTION
Reejig is the Work Operating System for the AI powered enterprise. We give companies a complete, validated view of their work by mapping every role, task, skill, and workflow — and we redesign how that work should flow in the AI era. Inside Reejig, we build the same future we sell. That includes how we show up to the world. We are moving fast, building the category, and launching a movement that is redefining how everyday professionals engage with AI. The brand has to carry all of it.
ROLE OVERVIEW
This is a hands-on production role. You will take briefs, rough thinking, and strategic direction and turn them into polished, consistent visual output. You will work across website, decks, social assets, campaign materials, customer enablement, and community content — and you will move fast without losing craft. We are open to full-time or part-time depending on who you are and what you bring.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
- Design and maintain visual assets across Reejig — website, landing pages, social, presentations, event materials
- Translate brand strategy and campaign briefs into clear, compelling design
- Build and evolve templates and systems that allow the broader team to produce on-brand content independently
- Work directly with marketing, product, and leadership to bring ideas to life quickly
- Hold visual consistency across a growing brand family
WHAT WE VALUE
- A strong portfolio that shows range — digital, deck, social, brand systems
- Speed without sacrificing quality
- The ability to work from a rough brief and make sound creative decisions independently
- Visual fluency across formats and contexts
- Comfort in a high trust, founder led, fast environment
- This role will not suit someone who needs long creative briefs, slow approval cycles, or defined scope before starting
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
- The brand looks like it belongs to a company that knows exactly who it is
- Marketing and leadership can move faster because the design system and templates are solid
- New assets land on-brand without requiring revision cycles
- As the brand family grows, visual consistency scales with it
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
- Portfolio demonstrating strong brand and visual design capability across multiple formats
- Experience with website design, presentation design, and social/digital assets
- Ability to hold brand consistency across a family of identities
- Comfort working directly with founders and marketing leads
- Evidence of operating in fast, ambiguous, or early-stage environments
- Motion or animation experience is a plus
WHY THIS MATTERS
Reejig is at a point of real inflection. We are building the category for AI workforce intelligence and launching a movement that is defining a new class of professional. The person who joins now is helping us shape how this moment gets seen by the world.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Visa Sponsorship as a Brand Designer
Lead with your portfolio, not your resume
Visa sponsors in design evaluate portfolio quality before credentials. A cohesive portfolio showing brand systems, identity work, and cross-channel execution signals the specialized expertise employers need to justify an H-1B specialty occupation petition.
Target companies with dedicated in-house brand teams
Large tech, e-commerce, and consumer brands with in-house creative departments sponsor far more frequently than agencies. These employers have established immigration infrastructure and are more familiar with the H-1B process for design roles.
Frame your degree as field-specific, not general
H-1B approval for brand designers hinges on demonstrating specialty occupation status. A degree in graphic design, visual communication, or UX carries more weight than a general arts degree when USCIS evaluates whether the role requires specialized knowledge.
Quantify the business impact of your brand work
Sponsoring employers need to justify the petition internally. Case studies showing how your brand work drove measurable outcomes, such as improved conversion or brand recognition, make the business case for sponsorship easier for hiring managers to champion.
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Find Brand Designer JobsFrequently Asked Questions
Does brand design qualify as a specialty occupation for H-1B purposes?
Yes, brand design can qualify, but the petition requires careful framing. USCIS looks for evidence that the role requires a bachelor's degree or higher in a specific field. A job description demanding expertise in brand systems, visual communication, or graphic design, supported by a matching degree, strengthens the specialty occupation argument significantly over a generalist creative role.
What degree do I need to get an H-1B sponsored as a brand designer?
A bachelor's degree in graphic design, visual communication, brand strategy, or a closely related field is the strongest credential for H-1B sponsorship in this role. A general fine arts degree can work if your coursework and experience are demonstrably design-specific. USCIS may issue an RFE if the degree-to-role connection is not clearly documented in the petition.
Are there visa options for brand designers that don't involve the H-1B lottery?
Australian citizens can apply for an E-3 visa, which has no lottery and a 10,500 annual cap that has never been exhausted. Designers with an exceptional body of work, including major awards, published recognition, or high-profile brand campaigns, may qualify for an O-1A visa based on extraordinary ability. Both paths bypass the H-1B lottery entirely.
How can I find brand design jobs that offer visa sponsorship?
Most job postings don't explicitly state sponsorship willingness, which makes filtering difficult on general platforms. Migrate Mate focuses specifically on roles where employers have a documented history of sponsoring work visas, so you can browse brand designer openings without wasting applications on companies that won't sponsor. It's the most direct way to find verified sponsorship opportunities in design.
Do agencies or in-house brand teams sponsor more often?
In-house brand teams at established companies sponsor considerably more often than agencies. Large tech companies, consumer brands, and media companies have HR and legal infrastructure set up for immigration petitions. Agencies tend to have high turnover, tighter margins, and less familiarity with the sponsorship process, making them less reliable sponsors for international brand designers.
What is the prevailing wage requirement for sponsored Brand Designer jobs?
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.
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