Senior Motion Graphics Designer

About this role

Senior Motion Graphics Designer Manifest Global · Delhi, India

What This Role Is

Before a student reads a word about Cialfo, before a university partner watches an Explore product demo, before a counselor in Singapore or a school leader in Dubai decides whether to take a meeting — they see something move. A social ad. An animated explainer. A brand film opening. A product walkthrough that either makes the value clear in thirty seconds or loses them entirely.

Motion is the first language Manifest speaks in the digital world. And across four brands, multiple markets, and an audience that spans students in India, counselors in the Middle East, and university admissions officers in the UK, the motion output has to work hard. It has to feel distinct for each brand. It has to stop a scroll on Instagram and earn attention in a boardroom presentation. It has to make a product that lives on a screen feel like it was designed for a human being, not assembled by a template.

Right now, Manifest produces motion content across campaigns, product launches, performance advertising, social media, and live events. The infrastructure exists. The question is whether the motion output consistently reflects the quality and ambition of what the group is building — or whether it looks like what every other EdTech company in the market produces.

This role exists to make sure the answer is the former.

The Senior Motion Graphics Designer is the primary creative force behind Manifest Global's motion language — the person who sets the standard, owns the brand's animated identity across all four businesses, and brings the creative authority to make every piece of motion content worth watching. This is a hands-on individual contributor role with end-to-end ownership from concept to final export, and the creative latitude to shape how Manifest moves on screen.

What Makes This Role Different

Senior motion design roles in marketing teams often operate as execution functions. The brief is written, the concept is approved, the storyboard is signed off — and the motion designer renders it. The creative direction has already happened somewhere above them.

This role is not that. Manifest is building a central creative function where the Senior Motion Graphics Designer contributes to how stories are conceived, not just how they are animated. When a campaign brief comes in, you are in the conceptualisation conversation. When a new brand narrative needs a motion language, you are the person who designs it — not the person who executes someone else's vision of it. The technical mastery is the baseline. The creative point of view is what this role is actually hired for.

The scope is also genuinely broad. Four brands with distinct identities, audiences that range from eighteen-year-old students to senior university administrators, content that needs to perform on TikTok and in a conference keynote simultaneously. The Senior Motion Graphics Designer who can hold that range — and make each piece feel like it was crafted with intention for its specific context — is doing something that very few motion designers in in-house roles are given the space to do.

What You Own

Manifest's motion design language across all four brands

• Own and evolve the animated identity of Manifest's brands — Cialfo, BridgeU, Explore, and Kaaiser — ensuring that each brand has a motion language that is distinct, consistent, and clearly theirs

• Set the standard for quality, timing, pacing, and visual rhythm across every animated touchpoint — social content, performance ads, product explainers, event visuals, and brand campaigns

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