SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER — BBE MARKETING INC.

5. Verify information before publication

Accuracy matters. The designer will review figures, percentages, sources, and claims so published content remains reliable.

6. Learn from audience response

Track which formats and topics perform well and use those observations to improve future ideas and designs. This feedback loop turns the role into a continuous improvement process rather than pure production.

Who Should Apply

This position is aimed at experienced graphic designers who already have a strong portfolio, especially work that shows:

• Infographics and data visualization
• Editorial or news-style graphics
• Social-media carousels
• Information-focused visual storytelling

The ideal candidate can take an idea from initial concept through research, design, caption writing, and final accuracy review. Creative judgment is critical — the ability to look at a dataset, news story, or industry development and identify an angle that professionals would actually want to read or share.

Skills and Qualities That Matter

• Strong graphic-design ability and a relevant portfolio
• Excellent written English
• Skill at simplifying complex information without losing accuracy
• High attention to detail (especially with numbers and sources)
• Comfort working with spreadsheets and checking numerical data
• Ability to work independently and manage deadlines
• Genuine curiosity about sports, entertainment, and industry developments
• Proficiency with professional design tools

Designers who already follow sports business, media, live events, or related industry news will find it easier to generate relevant ideas and maintain the necessary accuracy.

Work Arrangement and Compensation

The role is full-time and fully remote. It is listed as open to applicants Anywhere in the World, so location is not restricted by the job posting.

The published salary range is approximately US$25,000–US$48,999 per year.

How to Strengthen Your Application

A strong portfolio is the most important element. Prioritize work that demonstrates:

• Clear information hierarchy
• Ability to turn data or news into visual stories
• Clean, professional execution suitable for industry audiences
• Examples of multi-slide or sequential storytelling (carousels)
• Any previous work involving research or fact-checking alongside design

In your application materials, briefly show that you understand the difference between decorative design and information design. Highlight any experience identifying content angles, working with data, or writing concise supporting text. Because the role requires independent idea generation, evidence of self-directed projects or editorial judgment will help you stand out.

Why Roles Like This Are Growing

Sports and entertainment organizations, agencies, and media brands increasingly need people who can both understand industry information and present it visually at speed. Pure designers who wait for briefs and pure writers who cannot design are both limited. Professionals who can research, conceptualize, design, write, and verify create more value and move faster. This position is structured around that reality.