FAQs
What are the minimum qualifications for the Motion Designer position?
The minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience, 9 years of experience in a creative discipline, and proficiency in Adobe After Effects as well as the Adobe Creative Suite.
What preferred qualifications should candidates have?
Preferred qualifications include experience with ComfyUI or other generative AI interfaces, knowledge of relevant scripting languages (e.g., JavaScript, Python), an understanding of animation principles, typography, color theory, and the ability to work across various creative outputs.
What is the main goal of the Creative Lab?
The main goal of the Creative Lab is to remind the world of what they love about Google, make Google’s magic more magical, and communicate Google’s innovations and ideals in impactful ways.
What can I expect to work on as a Motion Designer?
As a Motion Designer, you can expect to conceive and execute high-quality motion graphics, take ownership of projects, and collaborate closely with various creative and technical teams to provide effective solutions.
Is this position open to applicants with disabilities?
Yes, Google is committed to equal employment opportunity and encourages applicants with disabilities to apply, offering accommodations as needed.
How does the Creative Lab approach marketing at Google?
The Creative Lab approaches marketing by starting with technology and focusing on the user, demonstrating how Google's products solve real-world problems in innovative and unconventional ways.
What tools will I be using in this role?
In this role, you will be using emerging and industry-standard tools such as Adobe After Effects, the Adobe Creative Suite, and potentially AI tools for generative image/video creation.
Are there opportunities for professional development or research in this position?
Yes, the position includes responsibilities for researching and testing new technologies and workflows to enhance creative output and efficiency.
What kind of team will I be working with?
You will be working with a diverse team of designers, writers, programmers, filmmakers, producers, and marketers, all focused on creating impactful projects.
Does Google have an affirmative action policy?
Yes, Google is an affirmative action employer and is committed to equal employment opportunities for all applicants regardless of various backgrounds and identities.