The role
As a Lead Motion Designer / Editor, you will be a hands-on creative leader responsible for defining and delivering motion design, editorial, and VFX work.
You will use motion as a storytelling tool, shaping rhythm, pacing, and emotional impact across all deliverables, while mentoring team members and collaborating closely with clients.
You will thrive in this role if you are:
A creative storyteller who understands motion beyond execution
Comfortable leading and elevating other designers
Confident presenting ideas and creative rationale to clients
Detail-oriented, with strong craft and quality standards
Role responsibilities
Lead the creative direction of motion design and editing across projects
Design and execute high-impact motion, 3D, and VFX work
Shape storytelling through pacing, rhythm, transitions, and visual flow
Develop original motion languages and visual systems
Create content for brand films, pitch materials, digital experiences, and campaigns
Extend motion design into web, apps, and interactive platforms




Provide creative direction and feedback to team members
Ensure quality through attention to timing, detail, and craft execution
Present and explain creative decisions clearly to clients, linking design to strategy
Contribute to high-stakes content such as sizzles, launches, and proposals
Minimum qualifications
Proven experience in motion design, editorial, and VFX (senior/lead level)
Strong expertise in After Effects and video editing tools (e.g., DaVinci Resolve)
Advanced capabilities in 3D tools (Cinema 4D or Blender)
Experience delivering high-quality VFX and compositing work
Strong understanding of visual storytelling, pacing, and narrative structure
Experience collaborating with teams and reviewing creative work
Ability to communicate effectively in English
Strong client-facing communication skills
Preferred qualifications
Experience working in creative studios, agencies, or production environments
Strong skills in design tools such as Ill

📌 Motion Designer (Colombia)
🏢 Valtech
📍 Colombia