Graphic Designer Editor

Company Description Classy Stay is a hospitality brand focused on premium yet affordable accommodations for working professionals, students, and families. The portfolio includes thoughtfully designed hotels, hostels, PGs, and guest houses that emphasize comfort, convenience, and understated elegance. Guests enjoy well-maintained, air-conditioned rooms with modern amenities and reliable high-speed Wi-Fi for work or leisure. Classy Stay aims to be a trusted name in affordable hospitality by combining quality services with personalized care. The mission is to deliver a home-like experience that makes every stay memorable and distinctly classy. Role Description The Graphic Designer Editor is a full-time, on-site role based in Mumbai. This role involves designing visual assets for digital and print channels, including social media creatives, promotional materials, and property branding collateral. The Graphic Designer Editor will create and refine logos, graphics, and layouts that reflect Classy Stays brand identity and hospitality values. Daily responsibilities include collaborating with marketing and operations teams, editing and updating existing designs, preparing files for production, and ensuring brand consistency across all touchpoints. The role also includes supporting content campaigns with visual storytelling and maintaining a library of design templates and brand assets. Qualifications Strong skills in Graphics and Graphic Design for digital and print materials. Experience in Logo Design and Branding to develop and refine brand identity. Proficiency in Typography and layout design for clear, appealing visual communication. Hands-on experience with industry-standard design tools (e.g., Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, or equivalent). Ability to translate briefs into creative concepts aligned with hospitality and lifestyle branding. Attention to detail, strong visual sense, and ability to work within brand guidelines. Effective communication and collaboration skills with cross-functional teams. Relevant diploma or degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, or a related field; portfolio showcasing previous work is required. .

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