Motion Graphic Designer

Long-term accommodation booking platform for students (think booking.com for student housing). Amber helps 80M+ students worldwide, find and book full-time accommodations near their universities, without the hassle of negotiation, non-standardized and cumbersome paperwork, and broken payment process. We are the largest and fastest-growing student housing platform globally, with 1M+ units listed in 6 countries and across 100+ cities. We are growing rapidly and targeting $1.2B in annual gross bookings value by 2024.
If you are passionate about making international mobility and living, seamless and accessible, then - Join us in building the future of student housing!
( We are amongst the fastest growing companies in the Asia Pacific as per Financial Times https://www.ft.com/high-growth-asia-pacific-ranking-2024)

About the role:

We’re searching for a motion graphics designer cum videographer to help us develop great video content that can be shared across numerous platforms and channels. You’ll require a solid grasp of motion graphics methods as well as a keen eye for detail. You must have experience in using cameras and shooting equipment. You’ll work together with a really smart team of writers, visualisers, and design thinkers to create films across a wide range of applications, from stunning images to animated characters, from youtube shorts to engaging reels. You’ll also need to help organise the creative process and translate the graphical concepts into stunning motion graphics.

Technical Skills:

Motion graphics and video content creation for the website & social media.
Collaboration with designers and content writers to turn static ideas into motion graphics/videos.
Finding aesthetically pleasing design solutions to challenging business problems.
Proficient in Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere, Adobe Audition / FL Studio.
Needs to work closely with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.
Basic understanding of Cinema 4D, Maya, or Blender is optional but an added bonus.
1+ years of experience.
Organizational abilities and the capacity to prioritize work are essential.