Brand Designer

<em>This is a fully remote role within the United States.<br><br></em>We're looking for a Brand Designer who operates at the edge of creativity and speed. Someone early in their career who is hungry to learn, moves fast, and wants to help change how healthcare gets paid. You'll work inside an established brand system alongside designers you can learn from, on work that goes out the door every week and gets seen by customers, partners, and the market.<br><br><strong>As a Brand Designer, you'll:<br><br></strong><ul><li>Design compelling and clear presentations, one-pagers, sales collateral, social and display assets, email, web pages, and event materials. </li><li>Work fluently inside our brand guidelines and component libraries, and make them better as you go. We're not looking for someone to rewrite the brand. We're looking for someone who can stretch it, push it, and grow it into new formats without breaking what makes it ours. </li><li>Take the brief, ask the right questions upfront, and move quickly from idea to final design. Own the details that make design feel unmistakably human, not AI: type, spacing, color, hierarchy, and the last 10% most people skip. </li><li>Start with defined requests and take on more scope as your judgment sharpens. Campaign concepts, web design, and brand extensions are all on the table for someone who earns them. </li><li>Work directly with marketing, product, design, and sales partners. Ask questions early, share work in progress, take feedback without getting precious, and make the people around you glad they brought you in. </li><li>Sit close to lead designers and contribute to larger brand projects, not as a spectator but as a real pair of hands. Bring what you learn back into everyday work. <br><br></li></ul><strong>What you bring to the role:<br><br></strong><ul><li>3+ years as a brand, visual, or marketing designer or equivalent internship and freelance experience. What you've designed matters more than how long you've been doing it. </li><li>A portfolio that shows craft and range. We'd rather see a few pieces you can talk through in depth than a long reel of everything you've touched. </li><li>Fluency and speed in Figma, plus working command of Illustrator, After Effects, InDesign and other design tooling. </li><li>Real grit. This is the single most important thing we're looking for. The tenth version of a deck gets the same care as the first, deadlines get hit, and hard feedback makes the work better instead of stalling it. </li><li>Genuine collaboration instincts. High EQ, high patience, no ego. You're easy to work with when things are calm and easier to work with when they aren't. </li><li>Comfort using AI tools as a normal part of your workflow, and the judgment to know when the output is good enough to ship. Specific tools matter less than how fast you pick up new ones. </li><li>Ability to interpret high-level direction and apply it to the task at hand, and to flag when a brief doesn't make sense</li><li>A real passion for good design. You’re as excited about fine-tuning ad typography as you are about branding an event. </li><li>Ability to juggle a couple requests at once in a fast-paced environment with shifting priorities</li><li>Self-motivated and accountable. You close the loop without being chased. <br><br></li></ul><strong>Bonus points</strong>:<br><br><ul><li>Motion or animation, even at a basic level</li><li>Experience working with Webflow and Canva</li><li>Understanding how to make something complex simple<br><br></li></ul><strong>Benefits:<br><br></strong><ul><li>Competitive pay with equity options</li><li>Stellar health care plan options (Medical, Dental & Vision), with FSA, DCFSA, & HSA options</li><li>Company-sponsored disability & life insurance</li><li>Unlimited PTO</li><li>401(k) + 4% Matching</li><li>Fully remote work + flexible working hours</li><li>$750 work-from-home setup budget</li><li>Paid biannual in-person company summits</li><li>Quarterly $150 co-hanging stipend to meet up with coworkers</li><li>Monthly $100 health and wellness benefit</li><li>Generous paid family leave</li><li>Annual $1,200 learning & development stipend<br><br></li></ul><strong>About Turquoise Health<br><br></strong>Turquoise Health is a Series C price transparency platform for finance leaders across healthcare. Backed by a16z, Oak HC/FT, Adams Street, Yosemite, Bessemer Venture Partners, and others, we power price transparency for 300+ enterprise organizations and are building the infrastructure for a more open, efficient healthcare marketplace. We're a remote-first, US-based team that values transparency, empathy, inclusivity, creativity, and ownership.<br><br>We operate on US business hours and work with clients entirely based in the US. For this role, we are seeking US-based candidates.<br><br><em>We strongly encourage BIPOC, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA+ folks to apply for any open roles of interest. Healthcare affects all people differently, but it significantly affects those in underserved communities. With a robust, diverse team, we are stronger and better equipped to change the future of healthcare for all.<br><br></em><strong><strong>Work Authorization<br><br></strong></strong>This role requires current authorization to work in the United States. Turquoise does not sponsor employment visas (H-1B, PERM, etc.) or assume sponsorship of existing visas for this position.<br><br><strong><strong>Disability Accommodation Email<br><br></strong></strong>Turquoise is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to applicants and employees with disabilities. Please tell us if you require a reasonable accommodation to apply for a job or to perform your job. Examples of reasonable accommodation include making a change to the application process or work procedures, providing documents in an alternate format, using a sign language interpreter, or using specialized equipment. If you require assistance or an accommodation with the hiring process, please contact recruiting@turquoise.health<br><br>Compensation Range: $95K - $125K<br><br>

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