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Wix is seeking an experienced Animator to join its Design Guild. The role involves collaborating with the motion studio and design team to create high-end branded video campaigns and animated content for Wix products. Responsibilities include developing animatics and animations, managing timelines, and staying current with design trends. The ideal candidate has 3+ years of motion graphics experience and is highly skilled in After Effects.
Wix makes it possible for anyone to succeed online. Since 2006, we’ve grown to around 5,300 employees in 22 countries, launched over 40 products, and serve over 282 million users and their visitors worldwide. At Wix, we push you to innovate, evolve in non-traditional ways, and collaborate. We operate in small teams that work closely together at a high level.
Although we’re already industry leaders in web creation and business, our work is nowhere near done. Our goal is to become the main engine of the Internet so we can create a more open web for all.
We're proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Wix was built around the idea that everyone has the right to be successful, online. This same vision defines us as an employer: creating a work environment where everyone is welcome, and anyone has the right to succeed.
As an Animator in the Design Guild, you'll collaborate with our motion studio and design team to create high-end branded video campaigns and animated content. You'll work closely with designers, creative directors, and the creative technology department to bring animations to life for Wix products. In your day-to-day, you will:
Wix Motion Studio is a video production, motion design and animation studio serving Wix’s Marketing group. We’re a multidisciplinary design studio that takes a hands-on role in developing a world-class brand. Our approach is based on teamwork. We rely on extraordinary talent and an ego-free work environment focusing on visual development, design and image-making for a variety of creative projects aiming to make and inspire.
