Graphic Designer
Company: Pacific Campaign House
Location: New York (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-08-06
About this role
Hi! We're Pacific Campaign House, and we're so excited to meet you!
If we havenʼt met before, we're nationally recognized as one of the top firms for digital outreach and persuasion marketing to diverse audiences. We're proud to have produced cutting-edge digital campaigns in over ten different languages and have worked with a wide variety of Asian American Pacific Islander, Black, Hispanic/Latino, and queer organizations. Some of our incredible clients include: DCCC, Equality California, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), APAICS, APIAVote, SEIU, and more!
We’re currently hiring for a Graphic Designer to serve as our primary design lead, helping bring campaign creative to life - from digital ads and websites to ad reports, social media content to direct mail pieces. If you find energy in variety and love never having the same day twice, we’d love to hear from you!
### Who you are:
You’re a strategic creative who knows how to make visual content that moves people - not just looks good. You have a strong design eye, a deep understanding of how creative connects to campaign goals, a tech-savvy creative approach, and an ability to translate messaging and audience insights into work that performs. You can flex between formats, clients, and timelines with ease, and you’re energized by the variety and impact of your work.
At PCH, we move quickly but with purpose - our work is mission-driven, deeply intentional, and grounded in culture and clarity. You thrive in that kind of environment. You like structure and process, but you’re also adaptable when plans shift. You're a self-starter who's genuinely comfortable working independently, but collaborative at heart - bringing a sense of ownership, care, and good judgment to every project you touch.
### What makes you a good fit:
You’re thoughtful and strategic in your design approach.
- You bring creative thinking to every project and think strategically about what you're designing and why.
- You understand that d...