Marketing Designer (Performance Creative)

Sequencing is the world’s largest direct-to-consumer whole genome sequencing platform, helping define the future of AI-powered personalized health.

We’re a profitable, venture-backed, fully remote company building products that turn clinical-grade whole genome sequencing into meaningful, personalized insights. Through AI and a rapidly expanding ecosystem of genomic applications, we help people better understand their health and future.

The human genome is one of the most valuable and underutilized resources in the world. Our mission is to transform it into a lifelong source of personalized guidance – and build the trusted home for every genome on Earth.

Join us in helping build the interface between humanity and its DNA!

Most people have no idea what their DNA can tell them about their health. As our Senior Marketing Designer, you'll create the work that helps them find out.

Sequencing.com turns whole genome sequencing into personalized health insights people can actually use. We're looking for a senior designer with consumer brand experience who has created social media ads, learned from how they performed, and uses AI tools as a regular part of their creative process.

You'll work closely with our growth, lifecycle, and product marketing teams. If you admire the work of wellness brands that do great marketing on social media, we'd love to hear from you.

• Create social ads that perform. Design ads for Meta, TikTok, and YouTube, including static images, motion graphics, creator-style videos, and AI-generated video.
• Test and learn. Try a wide range of ideas, messages, formats, and visual styles. Review results with the growth team, and build on what works across platforms.
• Build with AI every day. Use tools like Runway, Midjourney, Kling, and ElevenLabs to speed up production and explore new ideas. Share new tools with the team as you find them.
• Design the customer experience. Design and iterate on landing pages (Unbounce and similar tools), email and lifecycle creative, and subscription experiences so the journey converts as well as the ad.
• Make the science simple. Turn complex DNA and genome concepts into clear visuals that a curious, non-scientist audience can understand.
• Keep the system sharp. Evolve our brand system and maintain Figma files, templates, and asset libraries organized so the whole team can work efficiently.

• 5+ years in marketing, growth, or performance design, ideally at a consumer or wellness brand.
• A portfolio of social media ads, and the ability to explain what you tested, what worked, and why.
• A strong understanding of what works on Meta, TikTok, and YouTube today.
• Hands-on experience using AI tools for images, video, voice, or editing in your day-to-day work.
• Strong motion and video editing skills (After Effects, Premiere, CapCut, or similar).
• Advanced Figma skills.
• Good visual taste and the ability to move quickly without sacrificing quality.
• Comfort working independently: you spot opportunities, share ideas, and carry projects from concept to launch.
• Experience in health tech, genomics, supplements, or subscription businesses.
• Landing page CRO experience: you've run A/B tests on pages, not just ads.
• You've shot, directed, or edited creator-led and UGC-style content.

For decades, the human genome has been one of the world’s richest sources of health information—but most people have never been able to truly understand or use it.

We’re changing that.

At Sequencing, we’re transforming billions of genetic variants, decades of scientific research, and constantly evolving genomic knowledge into technology people can interact with naturally and trust when making decisions about their health.

This isn’t about building another health application. It’s about creating an entirely new category of technology that brings together bioinformatics, genetics, and consumer health to improve and extend millions of lives.

Your work won’t just help build Sequencing—it will help redefine how people understand themselves through their DNA for decades to come.