Senior Puzzle Design Artist – Themed Visuals, Motion

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Pear Tree.

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1 - 10 employees

🎯 Recruiter

👥 HR Tech

🤝 B2B

Recruitment • HR Tech • B2B

Pear Tree is a Melbourne‑born offshore recruitment and hiring services company that connects Australian, US, and UK businesses directly with skilled offshore professionals (primarily from the Philippines) without agency markups. They provide end-to-end hiring support — sourcing, screening, skills assessments, video interviews, reference checks — and offer payroll, Employer‑of‑Record, and compliance assistance plus a six‑month replacement guarantee. Pear Tree recruits across IT, sales & marketing, finance, creative, admin and operations roles, emphasizing cost savings, direct pay to talent, and secure onboarding workflows.

📋 Description

• Turn briefed puzzles into polished, on-theme visual assets - one finished slide per question, plus a corresponding answer slide for each that shows the answer and often how the puzzle is solved. • Generate source imagery with AI tools, then direct, curate and clean up that output — you have the eye to know when it's working and the skill to fix it when it isn't. • Composite, retouch and lay out final artwork in (but not limited to) Photoshop and Illustrator, exporting to AVIF. • Build animated question slides in After Effects, exporting to MP4, for the more complex puzzles. • Adapt convincingly to a different visual style for every theme. It could be anime one week, photoreal Rome the next, pixel-art parody after that. Range matters more than a signature look. • Spot problems in briefs and puzzles before they reach an audience, and either flag them clearly or solve them yourself.

🎯 Requirements

• Senior-level design experience. You have strong, independent design instincts and don't need to be told what good design is. You set the bar yourself. This is not a junior role. • Expert Adobe skills. Deep command of Photoshop and Illustrator, and confident in After Effects for motion. You must own and work in the Adobe suite so files transfer cleanly and we can make edits on our end without disruption. • Genuine stylistic range. You can move between very different aesthetics — illustrated, photoreal, retro-game, and more — and make each look intentional and high-quality. • Hands-on with AI image generation. You know how to brief it, push it, and refine its output into something that meets a professional standard. • Strong written English. Clear enough to describe a puzzle accurately, write answer-slide explanations, and give us sharp, useful feedback when something in a brief doesn't add up. • Self-managing and deadline-driven. You can work with minimal oversight, keep your own pace, and hit delivery dates reliably.