Research new technologies, build data pipelines, develop Maya and Houdini tools, prototype shaders, and improve procedural asset-production workflows for the Sonic game series.
About this role
Kyash is a fintech startup that provides the Kyash digital wallet app. The service allows users to issue a Visa card through the app and use it for everyday purchases, transfers and splitting expenses with friends, and real-time spending management. The company develops and operates its card issuance, payment system, and app in-house.
The Communication Designer will help strengthen Kyash’s brand value and communicate the product to users. Working with product designers and other team members, the role designs and expresses a consistent brand experience across touchpoints such as the app, advertising, social media, and owned media. The work includes considering how the product should be communicated and what kind of experience should be delivered, rather than focusing only on production.
Responsibilities include creating and continuously updating brand guidelines; producing visual materials for social media, owned media, and other touchpoints; creating advertising materials for Kyash-distributed advertisements; designing and managing brand messages and tone and manner; and supporting the design of materials for users and internal teams.
The named design tools are Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, and Webflow. The internal environment includes Slack for communication; Zoom, Google Meet, and huddle meetings for web conferencing; Google Calendar; Gmail; Google Workspace tools such as Sheets, Docs, and Slides; Microsoft 365; and other tools including Kibela and Zapier. Company computers are Mac or Windows.
This is a full-time position located at 12F Aoyama Building, 1-2-3 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0061. The selection process consists of document screening, a first interview, a second interview, a final interview, and an offer. Applicants are asked to prepare a career history document and a portfolio.
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