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Senior Visual Designer

Qissa Studios · Mumbai · posted 2 weeks ago

Not disclosed

Type:
Full-time
Workplace:
Hybrid
Experience:
4–8 yrs
Vacancies:
1
Apply by:
11 Sep 2026
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About the role

Qissa Studios creates brand identities, campaign visuals and content systems for consumer and entertainment clients from its Andheri studio. We are hiring a senior visual designer to lead identity and campaign work across two or three retained accounts: owning visual direction, presenting to client marketing heads, and art-directing two mid-level designers. The work spans logo systems, key visuals, packaging adaptations and social-first campaign kits. We want a portfolio showing systems thinking, not just beautiful one-offs, and the composure to defend a direction in a client room. Hybrid arrangement with three studio days; more during campaign launches.

Responsibilities

  • Lead visual direction on retained brand accounts
  • Develop identity systems, key visuals and campaign kits
  • Art-direct and review the work of two mid-level designers
  • Present directions and rationale to client marketing leadership
  • Build brand guideline documents that survive real-world use
  • Scope design effort with the studio's account managers

Required skills

  • Figma
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Graphic Design
  • Team Leadership

About the company

Qissa Studios

Media & Entertainment · 51-200 employees · Mumbai

Qissa Studios is a Mumbai production house making streaming series, documentaries and branded content in Hindi, Tamil and Marathi, with post-production facilities in Andheri West. The studio has delivered work for major OTT platforms and runs a formats team that adapts non-fiction concepts for Indian audiences. Alongside creative roles, it employs a small technology group managing its asset pipeline, render infrastructure and rights-management database. Qissa hires editors, colourists, line producers and production accountants; crew on long-format projects are on payroll rather than day rates, which is uncommon in the industry.

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