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Job Position Company Posted Location Salary Tags

Crypto.com

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

$81k - $180k

Inmobi

Remote

$105k - $156k

Okx

Remote

$313k - $375k

Alliedglobalmarketing

Remote

$87k - $154k

Alliedglobalmarketing

Remote

$87k - $154k

Robinhood

New York, NY, United States

$200k - $235k

Kraken

United States

$244k - $310k

Bitpanda

Remote

$155k - $163k

Binance

Remote

Kraken

United States

$81k - $95k

Figuremarketsinc

Remote

$91k - $150k

Pocket Protector

Remote

$112k - $156k

OpenSea

New York, NY, United States

$215k - $305k

Coinbase

Remote

$161k - $190k

Fireblocks

Remote

$150k - $200k

Crypto.com
$81k - $180k estimated
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR

Growth Creative Director

Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR
Marketing – Growth /
Full-time /
Hybrid

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The Growth Creative Director is a strategic creative leader responsible for setting the creative vision for full‑funnel performance campaigns, from awareness to conversion. This role combines brand‑level thinking, data‑driven optimisation, and deep channel expertise to deliver high‑impact creative that scales across social and digital platforms. This position requires solid knowledge in performance‑driven creatives and hands‑on experience with AI tools, and offers the flexibility of remote work, enabling effective collaboration from anywhere.

Responsibilities:

  • Own the end‑to‑end creative strategy for growth and performance campaigns, for Crypto.com, OG.com and AI.com, defining creative territories, narratives, and testing roadmaps across the full funnel (awareness, consideration, conversion, and retention).

  • Develop a deep understanding of the product, customer journeys, and brand positioning, and translate this into tailored creative approaches for each funnel stage and audience segment.

  • Translate business and marketing objectives into clear creative briefs and directions for Art Directors, copywriters, designers, and external partners, ensuring all work ladders up to growth KPIs.

  • Partner closely with performance marketing, growth, content strategist, and analytics teams to interpret data, identify insights, and continuously refine creative concepts, formats, and messaging based on results.

  • Build and oversee a structured creative experimentation framework (A/B and multivariate testing) to validate hypotheses on formats, offers, and visual approaches across channels.

  • Drive improvements in ideation, versioning, production speed, and personalised content at scale by utilising AI and automation tools - such as Claude, Cursor, and Gemini for automation, and Weavy and Higgsfield for creative generation. This must be executed while rigorously upholding a strong, distinctive brand voice and visual identity.

  • Lead team with using Ai

  • Direct the development of channel‑specific creative (Meta, TikTok, YouTube, display, CRM, landing pages, etc.), ensuring best‑practice use of each platform’s formats and content types.

  • Champion and evolve the in‑house design system, ensuring coherence across assets while enabling modularity and rapid testing for performance creatives.

  • Provide clear creative direction and feedback to Art Directors, copywriters, designers, and motion specialists, raising the bar for craft, storytelling, and performance thinking.

  • Lead and facilitate brainstorms and concept sprints that generate breakthrough ideas, ensuring a balance of big brand platforms and highly testable performance concepts.

  • Maintain close alignment with brand, product, and marketing stakeholders so that growth creatives reinforce broader brand positioning while hitting acquisition and revenue goals.

  • Foster a culture of learning, experimentation, and knowledge‑sharing, codifying best practices and building playbooks for high‑performing creatives.

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Requirements:

  • 8–10+ years of experience in creative roles within digital/creative agencies and/or high‑growth in‑house teams, including significant time in performance‑oriented environments.

  • Proven track record of leading creative that drives measurable growth (e.g., improvements in CTR, CVR, CPA, ROAS, or retention) across social and digital channels.

  • Strong understanding of performance marketing principles, experimentation methodologies, and key growth metrics; comfortable making creative decisions informed by data.

  • Demonstrated experience using AI tools (e.g., generative image/video, copy, workflows) to optimize creative workflows and produce channel‑specific variations at scale.

  • Exceptional leadership, communication, and stakeholder‑management skills, with experience managing and mentoring multidisciplinary creative teams.

  • Demonstrated ability to build and sustain a healthy, inclusive, and high‑performing team culture, fostering open feedback, continuous learning, and shared ownership of results.

  • Deep knowledge of social and digital platforms, their ad formats, and creative best practices, especially for direct‑response and lower‑funnel campaigns.

  • Strong portfolio showcasing full‑funnel campaign thinking, performance‑driven creative, and high craft across static, video, and motion formats.

  • High determination to build first‑class creative materials that meet both brand and performance standards.

  • Knowledge of crypto and financial products is preferable and will be an advantage when crafting relevant, high‑impact creatives for our audiences.

  • A super fast learner with a strong “get things done” attitude, comfortable operating in a fast‑paced, experiment‑driven environment.

  • Excellent command of spoken and written English, with the ability to articulate creative rationale clearly to both creative and non‑creative stakeholders.

  • Humble and collaborative mindset: embraces better ideas from others, is eager to improve work, and remains open to challenges and new possibilities.

  • Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, and generative AI tools, with a strong interest in exploring new technologies to enhance creative workflows.

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What does a creative director do?

A creative director is a professional who is responsible for overseeing the creative aspects of a project or a campaign

They work in various industries, including advertising, marketing, film, television, and publishing, to develop and communicate creative ideas to a target audience

The specific responsibilities of a creative director can vary depending on the industry and the specific needs of the project, but some common responsibilities may include:

  • Leading the development of creative concepts and ideas: A creative director is responsible for coming up with innovative and engaging ideas for campaigns or projects, and for guiding the creative team in bringing those ideas to life.
  • Collaborating with clients and other stakeholders: A creative director often works closely with clients or other stakeholders to understand their goals and needs, and to ensure that the creative work meets those objectives.
  • Managing the creative team: A creative director may be responsible for managing a team of creative professionals, including writers, designers, and developers. This may involve assigning tasks, providing feedback, and ensuring that the team is working effectively and efficiently.
  • Overseeing the production process: A creative director is responsible for ensuring that the creative work is produced to the highest quality standards and is delivered on time. This may involve coordinating with external vendors and managing budgets.
  • Staying up-to-date with industry trends and best practices: A creative director should be knowledgeable about the latest trends and techniques in their field, and should be able to apply this knowledge to the development of creative ideas.