Visual Designer, Alchemy

• 3+ years of experience in motion design and video editing
• Proficiency in After Effects, Premiere, and motion/3D tools (Cinema 4D, Blender, Lottie, or similar)
• Strong video editing skills—sound, pacing, rhythm, and storytelling are second nature
• A portfolio or reel that shows off your motion chops and ability to tell a story through video
• Deep understanding of web3 culture, with a sense for what resonates in crypto-native, developer, and degen communities
• Ability to think fast and move fast, balancing polish with experimentation

• We’re looking for a Motion Designer to help bring Alchemy’s brand and storytelling to life through motion, animation, and video
• This is a high-impact, high-visibility role focused on making our content fun, memorable, and culturally resonant—especially within the crypto-native and degen communities
• You’ll create everything from product explainers and social animations to event content and meme-driven video shorts, helping us translate technical ideas into creative experiences that feel distinctly Alchemy
• Create motion graphics and animations for marketing campaigns, product explainers, social media, and event content
• Edit and produce video content for YouTube, X (Twitter), and other platforms—everything from short-form degen-style memes to polished launch videos
• Collaborate with the brand, marketing, and product teams to craft creative concepts that resonate with developers and the broader crypto ecosystem
• Turn complex blockchain ideas into clear, engaging motion pieces that feel both educational and entertaining
• Define and evolve Alchemy’s motion design language, ensuring consistency and innovation across channels
• Stay plugged in to the latest web3 trends, memes, and degen culture, and translate them into content that feels native to the space

• Work from home opportunities

Total funding: $545m

Blockchain technology is a rapidly growing industry with many startups and established companies developing new applications that utilize it. However, many companies reinvent the wheel as they each attempt to build their own version of the blockchain software.