Spanish Product Designer

This is a remote position.

Summary:We're an established health and natural-remedies brand expanding into the Spanish-language market (LATAM + US Hispanic). Our English-language books and funnels already generate meaningful revenue. We're now building the Spanish arm and need a bilingual designer who can take ownership of the layout work end-to-end.This is freelance, project-based, results-driven work.Scope:

• 12 eBooks: Full formatting from translated text.
• Marketing assets in Spanish: book covers and back covers, product mockups, funnel banners, sales-page graphics, ad image variations.

What You'll Do:

• Take a proofread Spanish manuscript and produce a print-ready Spanish version that matches the typographic and layout quality of the original.
• Maintain brand consistency: fonts, palette, master pages, paragraph/character styles, image treatments.
• Adjust layout when Spanish runs longer than English (typically 5–15%) without adding pages.
• Design or adapt Spanish-language marketing assets (covers, mockups, ad imagery).
• Coordinate directly with our Spanish proofreader for in-layout copy fixes and with our internal product team for source files, fonts, and brand assets.
• Deliver print-ready PDFs, source files, and packaged fonts.

Must-Haves:

• Native or near-native Spanish (neutral LATAM preferred).
• Professional-level written English (work from English master files, English briefs, and coordination with English-speaking teams).
• Advanced Adobe InDesign: master pages, paragraph/character styles, GREP styles, preflight, packaging.
• Proven book or long-form publication layout work.
• Comfort working inside a brand system someone else built.
• Strong attention to detail: widows, orphans, kerning, hyphenation, accent marks.

Nice-to-Haves:

• Experience with health, wellness, or natural-remedies content.
• Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop for cover and marketing work.
• Experience preparing files for international print houses.

Engagement:

• Freelance, project-based. Results-based engagement.
• Estimated workload: 20–40 hrs/week.
• Remote, async-friendly. Latin American time zones are preferred for overlap with the Spanish-speaking team.
• NDA required before starting on any production files.

Originally posted on Himalayas