Visual Editor

Few decisions ask as much of us as choosing a home.  It is where much of life takes shape: where children might grow up, how everyday routines might feel, and what a family can build with the money they have worked hard to save. The stakes are too high to rely on sales pitches and first impressions alone. A beautiful home can still be the wrong home. The price may stretch a family too far. The layout may no longer work in five years. A promising location may come with trade-offs that are easy to miss during a viewing. At Stacked, we believe people deserve to understand those trade-offs before they decide.  Since 2017, we’ve published more than 900 articles and 150 condo reviews, reaching around 500K+ readers each month. Our research and firsthand observations help readers look beyond the listing and think more clearly about the life and financial choices behind it. About the role As Visual Editor, you will shape how Stacked’s stories are seen and understood across our articles and social platforms. You will find the visual idea within a story, decide how best to bring it to life, and create work that makes people stop, look and want to know more. You will also be the editorial team’s guardian of visual quality to help ensure that the images and graphics we publish are accurate, purposeful and recognisably Stacked. You will have the judgement to recommend a stronger visual approach, question a weak choice and refine work before it goes live. AI will be a core part of how you work. You will use it to explore concepts, generate assets and speed up production, then bring your own judgement and design skills to the finished piece. You will decide when an AI-assisted illustration serves a story, and when a photograph, chart, map or floorplan comparison would do the job better. Find the visual story Work with the editorial and creative teams to identify the most interesting insight, tension or comparison within an article or a story.

Propose visual concepts for article covers, in-story graphics and social content that attract attention and help audiences understand the story.

Choose the right visual format and adapt your approach for our website, Google Discover and social platforms.

Create with AI and design tools Use AI visual tools to explore concepts and develop assets, then select, edit and refine the strongest ideas into finished work.

Create editorial illustrations, graphics, infographics and other visual assets using AI alongside conventional design tools.

Check details carefully when a visual depicts a real property, location, layout, transaction or data point.

Guide editorial visual standards Review visual concepts and assets produced, giving clear, constructive feedback before publication.

Help the editorial and creative teams make better visual choices, from selecting a cover image to deciding when a story needs a custom graphic.

Develop practical visual guidelines that give Stacked’s work a consistent, recognisable identity across articles and platforms.

Keep the quality bar high while making room for new formats and creative experimentation.

Learn what works Stay current with Singapore’s property market, audience interests, visual trends, platform changes and emerging AI tools.

Review how visuals perform and use audience response to improve future covers, graphics and formats.

Explain the thinking behind your choices and help the team understand why a visual works.

What we’re looking for Strong editorial judgement and the ability to find a visual story without waiting for a detailed design brief.

A portfolio that shows compelling concepts as well as polished finished work.

Hands-on ability with AI visual tools and conventional design software, including the skills to substantially improve an AI-generated draft.

An understanding of what earns attention in a thumbnail or social feed while representing the story faithfully.

Care with facts, especially when working with property information, maps, floorplans and data.

The confidence to give visual direction, make decisions and help others improve their work.

You may come from editorial design, digital media, publishing or a content-led brand. You do not need to be a property expert on day one, but you should be curious about the choices people make around their homes.