Email Marketing Needed For Brand Design

We’re a creative brand design studio that builds meaningful connections between brands and their audiences through thoughtful strategy, aesthetics, and storytelling. Our team blends design, marketing, and technology to craft experiences that elevate brands across digital and offline platforms. ### Role Overview We’re seeking an **Email Marketing Specialist** who can turn design-driven storytelling into measurable engagement. This role combines creative flair with analytical skill — you’ll design, write, and optimize campaigns that reflect our brand’s visual and strategic DNA while generating measurable results. ### Key Responsibilities - Plan and execute email marketing campaigns for clients and internal initiatives that align with each brand’s design language. - Create engaging copy and visual layouts that embody brand identity and tone. - Build automated email flows and segmentation strategies to improve CTR, open rates, and conversions. - Collaborate with designers and brand strategists to ensure visual and verbal consistency. - Analyze campaign performance using tools like Klaviyo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, or similar platforms. - Conduct A/B testing for subject lines, content design, and timing. - Manage contact lists and ensure compliance with GDPR and local privacy laws. - Research and deploy emerging trends in email design, personalization, and automation. ### Requirements - 2–4 years of experience in email marketing, preferably in a design, creative, or lifestyle brand context. - Strong grasp of brand storytelling, tone, and aesthetics. - Proficiency in email marketing platforms (Klaviyo, Mailchimp, or similar). - Basic design and layout knowledge (Figma, Canva, or Adobe tools a plus). - Comfort with data analysis and reporting. - Highly organized with a proactive, creative mindset. ### What We Offer - Opportunity to shape brand identities through creative, high-impact campaigns. - Collaborative, design-led working culture. Apply tot his job Apply tot his job Apply tot his job