We build Amazon brand pages that people stop and look at. A+ content, brand stories, mini infographic modules, and product images that don't look like everything else in the category.

This is not a template job. You won't be dropping product photos into a pre-made grid. You'll study the niche, look at what the top sellers are doing, and then design something that beats them. If you think of yourself as a tool operator, this isn't your role. If you think of yourself as a designer who competes, keep reading. What you'll actually do Design full A+ content (Premium A+ where it fits): brand story modules, comparison charts, feature callouts, and lifestyle-driven layouts.

Build mini materials — infographic tiles, hero images, icon sets, badges, and image-stack sequences for the main listing.

Study each product's niche before you design. Look at the top 10-20 competitors, find the visual patterns everyone repeats, and design against them so our brand stands out on the search page and the detail page.

Run a real competitor teardown: what claims they lead with, how they use color and hierarchy, where their images are weak, and where we can win.

Turn dry product specs into a clear visual story a shopper understands in three seconds.

Come up with image concepts none of the competitors are using — new angles, new framing, new ways to show the product in use.

Create 3D-style main images and clean product renders — build or stage the product in 3D when a photo can't get the shot we need.

Use AI as a tool, not a shortcut. We don't want AI-looking images. Use it to speed up backgrounds, cleanup, or ideation, then finish by hand so the result looks real and out-of-the-box. Who we're looking for A creative designer, not a production assistant. You have taste and a point of view, and you can defend your choices.

You can work from a blank page. Give you a product and a niche, and you come back with a concept and a reason behind it.

You understand Amazon: how the main image, the image stack, and A+ content work together, and what Amazon does and doesn't allow.

You think about the shopper and the sale, not just the pixels.

Your design has a job: get the click and the add-to-cart.

You can look at a category, spot what's overdone, and go the other way.

Requirements 2+ years designing for e-commerce, with real Amazon A+ / listing work in your portfolio.

Strong Photoshop and Illustrator (or equivalent). Figma is a plus.

A portfolio that shows before/after listings or full A+ builds — not just pretty graphics.

Solid English for written briefs and feedback.

Reliable setup for full-time remote work with overlap hours we'll agree on.

Requirements — 3D and AI (important for this role) You can create 3D-style main images and product renders (Blender, Cinema 4D, KeyShot, or similar). Not a "nice to have" — we want it in the portfolio.

You use AI tools well but you don't hand us AI-looking images. AI helps you work faster; the final image looks real and made on purpose. If your portfolio is full of obvious AI renders, this isn't the role. Nice to have Strong photo compositing / retouching.

Experience running or reading competitor and niche analysis.

Copy sense — you can lay out a claim so it reads clearly, even if you're not the writer.

How to apply Fill out the form and include a portfolio link (Behance, Dribbble, PDF, or Drive). Applications without a portfolio won't be reviewed. Strong candidates will be invited to a short paid test task.