Snowflake
Senior Manager, Programs & Event Design
$182K–$238K
US-CA-Menlo Park · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 19, 2026
- Experience
- 10+ years of creative design expertise; the posting also lists over 10 years as preferred.
- Education
- Bachelor degree in Art, Graphic Design, Marketing Communications, or similar discipline; will accept any suitable combination of education, experience, or training.
About the job
Leads a design team creating Snowflake’s event identities, environments, campaigns, and marketing assets, guiding work from concept through production while maintaining a unified brand.
What you'll do
- Lead, develop, and grow a team of Brand Designers; collaborate with creative and marketing partners on concepts and deliverables.
- Oversee digital and print design projects, including event spaces, stages, booths, signage, campaigns, and go-to-market assets.
- Identify and implement design-process efficiencies using in-house AI tools.
What they ask for
- 10+ years of creative design expertise at an agency, design studio, or internal marketing team.
- Experience designing large-scale live events, including stages, environments, and booths.
- Strong conceptual design skills, including developing original graphics and delivering production-ready files.
- Online portfolio and ability to explain your role on each project.
Nice to have
- Expertise with Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, After Effects), Figma, and PowerPoint; Wrike, Canva, and Workfront are a plus.
- Experience with AI-assisted design workflows; bachelor’s degree in Art, Graphic Design, Marketing Communications, or similar discipline.
Pay
$182K – $238.3K (currency and whether base salary or total pay are not stated)
Tools
Adobe Creative Suite, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, After Effects, Figma, PowerPoint, Wrike
AI focus
Use in-house AI tools to improve design-process efficiency; AI-assisted design workflows can speed production through resizing, versioning, and banner variants.
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