Qualcomm
Associate Creative Director, Campaign Creative
$137K–$206K
San Diego, California · On-site · Director · Full-time · Posted Oct 27, 2026
- Experience
- Bachelor's degree: 3+ years of Communications, Marketing, Public Relations, or related work experience; associate's degree or equivalent degree: 5+ years; high school diploma or equivalent: 7+ years. Relevant advanced degrees may substitute for up to two years (Master’s = one year, Doctorate = two years). Preferred: 8+ years in creative, advertising, brand marketing, or related disciplines.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree; or associate's degree or equivalent degree; or high school diploma or equivalent.
- Visa sponsorship
- This position is not eligible for Qualcomm immigration sponsorship.
About the job
Develops creative platforms, integrated campaigns, and brand stories for Snapdragon, translating business and technology objectives into compelling cross-channel creative work.
What you'll do
- Develop campaign concepts across film, digital, social, experiential, and retail; guide creative direction through execution.
- Partner with agencies and cross-functional creative teams, and maintain campaign quality and a consistent Snapdragon identity.
- Present creative recommendations and translate technology innovations into clear customer benefits.
What they ask for
- Proven experience developing integrated campaign platforms and brand campaigns.
- Strong design foundation and hands-on experience across digital, social, and integrated campaign development.
- Experience leading cross-functional creative efforts and collaborating with multiple stakeholders.
- Exceptional storytelling, presentation, and communication skills.
Nice to have
- Portfolio demonstrating integrated campaign thinking and work across multiple channels and formats.
- Strong working knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
Pay
$137,400.00 - $206,000.00 USD base salary
Tools
Adobe Creative Suite, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign
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