Graphic & Motion Designer (m/w/d) at MABYEN /… | hitIT
Graphic & Motion Designer (m/w/d)
September 15, 2026
Hybrid
Middle
Germany
Description
Community Brands GmbH is a creative company developing innovative beauty products. They are looking for a Graphic & Motion Designer for their marketing team in Munich, starting October 2026. The role is part-time with a permanent contract, focusing on visual content creation for online and print channels.
Gender markers in the title: (m/w/d)
In accordance with European anti-discrimination legislation, this job is open to all candidates
Mmale
Wfemale
Ddiverse
Responsibilities
Creatively use image and video material with a focus on storytelling, motion design, and modern editing techniques, complemented by strong animations and effects
Develop visual content for online channels (e.g., social media, ad banners, newsletters)
Design print media such as brochures or advertisements and handle print processing
Support trade fair appearances with attention-grabbing spatial graphics
Maintain the asset library and actively contribute to brand development
Requirements
Minimum 3 years of experience in graphic design and video editing
Experience in startups, agencies, or dynamic creative environments
Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere)
Strong sense for storytelling, typography, and color
Ability to visually stage products and combine design with performance
Independent, quality-conscious, and structured work style
Fluent in German (spoken and written)
Reside in Munich or surrounding area
Conditions
Part-time position with a minimum of 25 hours per week
Permanent employment contract starting October 2026
Trust-based working hours and mobile working option
Attractive fixed salary plus variable bonus component
Bright office in Munich-Giesing with good public transport connections
Company events, product discounts, and further training opportunities
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