Graphic Designer for Premium Senior Home Care / Dignity-First Brand (Long-Term Partner)

We are Modern Care Collective, a new premium home care provider based in Alpharetta, GA. We’re building a warm, respectful, trustworthy, and modern brand that truly puts both seniors and caregivers first — dignity-first care. We are looking for a talented Graphic Designer to grow with us as a long-term partner (part-time to start, with potential to scale as the company grows). **What You’ll Do:** - Develop and evolve our full visual brand identity (logos, color palette, typography, comprehensive style guide) - Create high-quality marketing materials (brochures, flyers, social media graphics, LinkedIn posts, website assets) - Design caregiver and family-facing collateral that feels premium, empathetic, warm, and professional **MUST HAVE Experience:** - Portfolio examples in senior care, home care, assisted living, hospice, non-medical caregiving, or very similar senior/wellness brands - Proven ability to create warm, empathetic, and premium-feeling designs for families and caregivers (not just clinical or generic healthcare) - Strong experience with branding, logo design, print collateral, brochures, and social media graphics **Requirements:** - Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Photoshop - Excellent English communication and ability to collaborate regularly - Available for occasional Zoom calls during US Eastern Time (9am–5pm ET) **Details:** - Part-time / flexible hours to start (10–20+ hours per month, can grow) - Long-term partnership preferred — we want someone who will grow with the company - Hourly rate: $25–$45/hr depending on experience and quality - Fully remote Please include in your proposal: - Direct link to your portfolio (Behance, personal site, or PDF) with clear senior/home care examples - Brief example of your work for senior care, home care, hospice, or similar - Why you’re interested in designing for a dignity-first home care brand - Your availability for occasional ET Zoom calls and how many hours/month you can start with