Designer - Growth Landing Page & E-Commerce

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Hi-Altitude BrandsHealth & Wellness

United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

Salary90000 - 110000 USD per year

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Job Details

Experience: 4–6+ years

Requirements

4–6+ years of experience designing high-converting DTC landing pages (brand or agency)
Direct-response mindset – design for action, not just aesthetics
Deep experience building pages for paid traffic funnels (Meta, Google, native, etc.)
Strong analytical understanding of funnel metrics and performance measurement
Ability to design across multiple page archetypes: advertorial → sales page, quiz → offer page, hybrid PDPs, upsell flows
Comfortable working in a scrappy, rapid-test growth environment
Portfolio showing landing page work tied to measurable outcomes (CVR lifts, ROAS improvements)
Strong analytical judgment
Data-Driven Design & Analytics Fluency

Responsibilities

Design, build, and iterate on paid landing pages across formats including long-form sales pages, offer pages, advertorials, listicles, quizzes, and hybrid PDPs
Translate growth strategy and direct-response principles into polished, conversion-focused page experiences
Ensure every page blends premium trust-building health branding with performance-first design
Apply proven conversion psychology levers: urgency, scarcity, risk reversal, testimonials, guarantees, authority, and price anchoring
Structure pages with storytelling flow: problem → agitation → solution → proof → offer → CTA
Balance aggressive performance marketing with credibility and compliance required in health/wellness
Rapidly design multiple variations for A/B testing
Collaborate with CRO strategists, copywriters, and media buyers to launch bold funnel experiments
Design modular components that can be tested, swapped, and scaled quickly
Understand which performance metrics actually inform impactful design decisions
Use behavioral and funnel data to diagnose friction points and conversion drop-offs
Interpret results from tools like GA4, Shopify analytics, heatmaps, scroll depth, session recordings, and experiment dashboards
Measure and quantify design impact through metrics such as CVR, ROAS, CPA, AOV, LTV, bounce rate, click-through rate, and engagement depth
Turn data insights into clear design actions: stronger hierarchy, clearer CTA framing, improved offer presentation, better trust stacking
Communicate results in terms of business outcomes, not subjective design feedback
Partner closely with paid media, retention, and product teams to ensure funnel cohesion from click to checkout
Work with developers to bring pages to life with pixel-perfect execution and mobile-first optimization
Support ongoing creative testing with reusable templates and performance-focused design systems

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