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... Arena, and the worldclass esports franchise, T1 Entertainment & Sports. Headquartered in ... freelance crew. The ArenaVision crew is an integral part of the game-night experience for ...

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As of Aug 23, 2026, the average hourly pay for freelance esports in the United States is $47.71, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $24.28 and $61.78 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Freelance Esports job involves working independently in the esports industry, providing services such as casting, coaching, content creation, event management, or graphic design. Freelancers are hired on a contract or project basis rather than being employed full-time by a single organization. This allows flexibility in choosing projects, clients, and work schedules. However, freelancers must also handle their own marketing, networking, and finances to maintain a steady workflow.

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To excel as a Freelance Esports professional, you need a deep understanding of the esports industry, strong gaming proficiency, and expertise in areas like commentary, analysis, content creation, or event management. Familiarity with streaming platforms, video editing software, and social media tools is often necessary, and relevant certifications or tournament experience can be advantageous. Self-motivation, clear communication, time management, and adaptability are crucial soft skills that help manage the fast-paced, competitive nature of the field. These skills are important for building a strong reputation, efficiently handling projects, and establishing successful collaborations in the dynamic esports landscape.

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Freelance Esports professionals often encounter challenges such as maintaining a steady flow of projects, building a personal brand, and adapting to rapidly changing industry trends. Since many assignments are project-based, it is important to regularly network, pitch to new clients, and diversify your skill set to remain competitive. Managing workload, meeting tight deadlines, and balancing multiple roles—such as casting, content creation, or event organization—can also be demanding. However, these challenges can lead to significant professional growth and offer the flexibility to shape your own career path within the vibrant esports industry.

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Graphic Designer (Freelance)

Swishbreaks

New York, NY • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 29 days ago


Job description

THE OPPORTUNITY

Swish Breaks, headquartered in NYC, is redefining live shopping at scale. We operate at the intersection of sports, culture, and commerce, moving 100K+ orders a month across Whatnot, Fanatics Live, TikTok, and our own digital experiences. This isn’t a corporate gig. It’s a front-row seat to building the future of live commerce with a team that moves at the speed of culture and expects real ownership. If you want to shape what people watch, talk about, and buy in real time—this is the arena.

ABOUT THE ROLE

As Swish redefines live shopping as entertainment, you will shape our visual language. Your designs will reach millions across live streams and social media, setting new standards for the industry. You'll translate Swish’s culture into cutting-edge graphics, motion, and design systems for our dynamic content engine. This role bridges brand, content, production, and creators, crafting visuals that define this new category. Your work will include broadcast graphics, channel IDs, motion/animation, promotional assets, thumbnails, templates, and community kits—all designed to push boundaries and define the future of live entertainment design.


RESPONSIBILITIES

You will:

  • Create high-quality graphics: overlays, lower thirds, animations, transitions, thumbnails, and social/motion elements

  • Build and maintain a modular design system for rapid content generation

  • Develop templates and motion packages for various channels, shows, and creators

  • Turn creative direction into clean, shippable assets that elevate production quality

  • Partner with the streaming team to deliver graphics that suit daily needs

  • Iterate quickly based on feedback and performance data

  • Prototype visual concepts with the team

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS

You have:

  • 4–6+ years in high-speed environments (sports, creator economy, esports, newsrooms, or digital-first teams)

  • Strong After Effects, Photoshop, and Adobe CC skills, with a portfolio showcasing motion, typography, and systems

  • Experience building design systems or template libraries at scale

  • Ability to produce quality assets quickly

  • Strong sense of brand identity and current culture

  • Collaborative; able to turn real-time needs into graphics

BONUS POINTS
  • Experience in live shopping, creator marketplaces, ecommerce, sports, and/or TCG

  • Passion for expressive environments (streetwear, sports, gaming, media)

  • Love of creators, fans, collectors, and their culture

HOW WE WORK
  • Model championship culture: speed, precision, no ego, no drama, high accountability

  • High ownership: Leaders here solve, not wait

  • No ego: We review, take feedback, fix mistakes fast

  • Speed + judgment: You ship constantly

  • AI-first: If it can be automated, you automate it

  • In-office energy: Culture doesn’t build itself on Zoom