CG Motion Artist
About the job
- At least 3 years of experience in motion design, animation, or a related creative field.
- A strong portfolio or reel demonstrating motion design and animation work.
- Strong working knowledge of Adobe After Effects and Adobe Creative Cloud.
- Working knowledge of Blender and 3D production workflows.
- Understanding of animation, cameras, lighting, materials, rendering, and compositing.
- Strong understanding of design fundamentals, including composition, typography, color, timing, and pacing.
- Ability to take established creative direction and independently execute assignments.
- Strong creative problem-solving skills.
- Ability to receive feedback and quickly translate it into the work.
- Strong organizational and communication skills.
- Collaborative mindset and willingness to work across different types of creative projects.
- Create motion design and CG content for product launches, campaigns, social media, digital advertising, e-commerce, and experiential initiatives.
- Develop animations using After Effects, Blender, and Adobe Creative Cloud.
- Animate products, typography, graphics, and other visual elements.
- Translate creative direction, storyboards, style frames, and 2D designs into finished motion pieces.
- Work within existing 3D scenes and assets, including cameras, lighting, materials, and product models.
- Support the creation of 3D product animations and other CG-driven content.
- Composite 3D renders with motion graphics, typography, and other design elements.
- Collaborate with the CG Lead, Creative Directors, designers, editors, and other creative team members.
- Take ownership of assigned projects and independently move work from creative direction through final delivery.
- Respond to feedback and iterate quickly while maintaining a high level of creative quality.
- Manage multiple projects and priorities in a fast-paced creative environment.
- Maintain organized project files, assets, renders, and final deliverables.
- Continue developing CG and 3D capabilities while bringing strong motion design thinking to the team.
About the company
CELSIUS provides a health-focused energy drink designed to support metabolism and fat burning for active, health-conscious people. The beverage is meant to be consumed with exercise to help increase calorie burn, with supporting studies from university researchers. It stands out by using a cleaner ingredient profile—no artificial preservatives, no aspartame, no high-fructose corn syrup, and low sodium—alongside a science-backed claim. The goal is to offer a metabolism-boosting, healthier energy option that fits active lifestyles.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Boca Raton, Florida
Founded
2004
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue hit $818 million, up 10.6%, driven by Alani Nu.
- Celsius reported 20.1% U.S. energy-share in Q2 2026, validating category leadership.
- Lead director Hal Kravitz bought $336,000 on September 15, 2026, signaling conviction.
What critics are saying
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton opened a June 4, 2026 investigation into Alani Nu marketing.
- Pomerantz filed a September 10, 2026 securities class action over teen-targeted safety claims.
- A fatal-cardiac lawsuit tied to Alani Nu can permanently poison the Celsius parent brand.
What makes Celsius Holdings unique
- Celsius, Alani Nu, and Rockstar give Celsius Holdings a multi-brand energy portfolio.
- PepsiCo distribution powers national shelf access competitors cannot replicate quickly.
- Celsius built a fitness-first brand identity around movement, performance, and wellness.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Long- and short-term disability
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
Remote Work Options
Hybrid Work Options
Flexible Work Hours
Wellness Program
Mental Health Support
Stock Options
Company Equity
Life Insurance
Identity theft and legal services
Growth & Insights and Company News
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↑ 0%Celsius partners with English midfielder Georgia Stanway. Functional drinks brand Celsius has partnered with English player and ambassador Georgia Stanway to share advice ahead of the planned ATHX fitness competition. This builds on Celsius' role as the official energy drink partner of the ATHX Games in Liverpool on 3 and 4 October. This is part of the brand's collaboration which launched at ATHX Birmingham in August; Celsius is developing on its Live Fit Go platform for various competitions. The brand platform aims to promote the functional wellness drinks and curate experiences which are at the intersection of fitness and culture. Georgia Stanway, England midfielder and Celsius ambassador, said: "You don't have to be a professional athlete to set yourself a goal. That's one of the things I love about events like ATHX - everyone taking part has their own reason for being there and their own version of success. Celsius is a functional drinks brand that manufactures a range of products which are catered towards healthy shoppers. The brand's range of products includes wellness drinks and sachets which are made with no artificial colours or sugar. Carlotta Cattelani, head of marketing - UK&I, Celsius, said: "Georgia knows what it means to prepare, compete, and perform under pressure at the highest level, but the principles behind that, from setting a goal to putting in the work, are relevant to anyone taking on any challenge. "Our partnership with ATHX celebrates those everyday achievements and the community of people getting out there, giving it a go, and making each moment count."
CELSIUS takes its fitness pitch to Britain's Freshers' Weeks. CELSIUS is touring London, Birmingham, Bath and Loughborough universities with football challenges and fitness competitions during Freshers' Week 2024. The energy drink brand is touring universities in London, Birmingham, Bath and Loughborough as it looks to put sport and competition at the centre of its appeal to students. Freshers' Week has long been a battleground for brands trying to introduce themselves to a new generation of consumers. CELSIUS is taking a particularly energetic approach. The functional energy drink brand is spending six days on university campuses across England this month, combining free samples with football and fitness challenges as thousands of students begin the new academic year. The tour began in London on September 19 before moving to the University of Birmingham for its Welcome Week on September 21 and 22. It will continue at the University of Bath on September 25 before finishing with two days at Loughborough University on September 26 and 27. Rather than relying on the conventional Freshers' Fair stand, CELSIUS has built its presence around competition. Students are being invited to test their free kick accuracy in a football challenge, while a separate fast feet contest asks participants to hit as many sensors as possible against the clock. Results are displayed on a live leaderboard, with prizes available alongside samples from the company's mobile CELSIUS truck. It is an approach closely tied to the way CELSIUS has been attempting to establish itself in Britain. The company describes itself as a functional energy drink born from fitness, and its university tour follows a summer in which the brand appeared at ATHX Games and through its partnership with the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team. That emphasis on sport gives the Freshers' campaign a purpose beyond simply putting cans into students' hands. The university market offers CELSIUS an opportunity to reach consumers at a point when many are joining sports clubs, trying new activities and forming habits that may last well beyond their first few weeks on campus. "University is a place when people meet new friends, try new activities, and find new communities they want to be a part of, so naturally Freshers' Week events are a perfect fit for CELSIUS," said Carlotta Cattelani, the company's Head of Marketing for the UK and Ireland. "We want students to come along, grab a CELSIUS, put their skills to the test, and challenge their friends. It's about kicking off the new academic year with an energy that makes the most of the opportunities in front of you." The timing also places CELSIUS in front of a valuable audience for the wider energy drinks industry. University students represent a market where studying, sport, socialising and increasingly fitness conscious lifestyles overlap, making campuses an obvious place for brands seeking to distinguish themselves in a crowded category. CELSIUS is currently promoting four flavours in Britain: Sparkling Raspberry Peach, Sparkling Mango Lemonade, Sparkling Strawberry Watermelon and Sparkling Kiwi Guava. By the time the truck leaves Loughborough on Sunday, the company will have completed four Freshers' and Welcome Week appearances across six days. For CELSIUS, however, the more important test will come after Freshers' Week is over: whether turning a free drink into an experience can turn new students into regular customers.
Hal Kravitz, Lead Director at Celsius Holdings, purchased 12,000 shares of common stock for $336,000 on 15 September 2026, according to an SEC filing. The acquisition at $28.00 per share represented a premium to the day's closing price of $27.63. The purchase increased Kravitz's direct holdings by 5% to 239,158 shares. Kravitz has served as a director since 2016 and Lead Independent Director since 2021. Celsius Holdings develops and distributes functional energy beverages, with a market capitalisation of $7.2 billion and trailing twelve-month revenue of $3.0 billion. The company is expected to increase sales 18% to $3.2 billion in fiscal 2026. The insider purchase signals confidence in the energy drink maker's prospects within the growing functional beverage category.
Celsius Holdings shares rose 2% after-hours on Tuesday following a $1 million share purchase by director Damon DeSantis. The buy extended a week of insider acquisitions. DeSantis purchased 36,000 shares across Monday and Tuesday at weighted averages of $27.65 and $27.95, bringing his direct holdings to 2,728,187 shares. The stock closed at $27.63, down 2.9% in regular trading and well below its 52-week high of $66.74. Last Thursday, CEO John Fieldly bought 18,000 shares at $27.44, totalling $494,000. This followed similar purchases in May by Fieldly and other executives totalling over $700,000. The insider buying comes as Celsius works to stabilise its core brand whilst scaling Alani Nu and Rockstar Energy through PepsiCo distribution.
Celsius Holdings CEO John Fieldly purchased 18,000 shares on 10 September at a weighted average price of $27.44, totalling approximately $494,000. Fieldly now directly owns 956,063 shares of the company. This marks his second open-market purchase this year. In late May, he bought 8,475 shares, whilst two other executives bought shares worth around $700,000 combined. The insider activity occurs as Celsius works to stabilise its namesake brand whilst scaling a three-brand energy portfolio including Alani Nu and Rockstar Energy. In August, the company reported second-quarter revenue of $818 million, up 11% year-on-year. Shares rose 2% in after-hours trading on Thursday following the disclosure, after closing down 3.65% at $26.63 in regular trading.