Motion Graphics Designer

We measure our Motion Graphics Designer hires by the work that haunts us in the best way, and we're ready for someone in Norman to keep us up at night. This Norman opening trades 1 years and Affinity Diagramming for $38,000 - $56,000, then layers on the ownership most listings only hint at. Key Responsibilities Write, edit, and shape copy that reflects Starbucks's voice and values Prototype three creative concepts cheap so the fourth can go deep Time the reveal in a launch film so the logo lands earned, not slapped on Knead a clumsy stock photo into something that feels shot for Starbucks Engineer a template system flexible enough to survive Starbucks's rebrand Champion an empowering approach to user-centered design in every project Push warm-yet-rigorous design directions far enough to feel new, close enough to feel us Manage multiple creative projects simultaneously without missing deadlines What You'll Bring An instinct for prioritization when everything is labeled urgent Experience translating Relationship Building complexity for a non-technical audience A portfolio that speaks louder than any line on your resume Roughly 1+ years operating in a similar Motion Graphics Designer position An eye for the bias-to-action detail that separates fine from finished 1+ years that left you with strong instincts and few illustrations Detail-oriented approach with a commitment to accuracy There's a reason creative leaders keep calling Starbucks: this delightfully-weird Norman, OK team simply refuses to ship anything mediocre. Here, ownership means you're empowered to fix what's broken without waiting for permission. Pay is $38,000 - $56,000, growth is structured, mentorship is personal, and the flexible temporary schedule is non‑negotiable in your favor. We refreshed this Motion Graphics Designer listing this week to keep it current for applicants. #J-18808-Ljbffr Starbucks