We build financial infrastructure for the boldest businesses in emerging markets, simplifying complex treasury and liquidity challenges with smart, secure solutions. Since 2017, we’ve been pushing boundaries and asking harder questions. That’s how we grow and how we win.

Now, we’re looking for a Junior Brand Analyst who’s ready to step into the arena. Not someone looking to check boxes. But someone curious, sharp, and relentless about brand thinking. Someone who sees branding as more than design and messaging. It’s how a company earns trust, creates meaning, and makes a dent.

It will not be an easy job, but it will be fulfilling. You will find that working with Multigate will push you beyond your comfort zone

Key Responsibilities:

• Help us craft and execute brand strategies that resonate and inspire.
• Dive deep into market research and competitive analysis to strengthen our position.
• Turn performance data into stories, insights, and clear direction.
• Support the creation of content that lives across decks, internal comms, and social media.
• Work hand-in-hand with designers, digital minds, and agency partners to ensure brand consistency across every touchpoint.
• Take part in brand audits, listen to our users, and bring back what you hear.
• Roll up your sleeves during brand activations, product launches, and internal events.
• Keep our brand systems organized, current, and sharp.

Requirements

• You see patterns others miss and ask questions no one’s asking.
• You balance data-driven decision-making with creative insight.
• You write with clarity, speak with confidence, and think with structure.
• You own your time, manage your tasks, and move fast with intention.
• You’re not here to be micromanaged. You want to learn, but you also want room to lead.

Educational Qualification

• 1–3 years of experience in branding, marketing, communications, or business analysis.
• A degree in Marketing, Communications, Business, or a related field.
• Excellent research, writing, and presentation skills.
• Fluent in PowerPoint/Keynote, Excel, and maybe even Google Analytics or Meta Ads.
• Bonus points if you dabble in Canva, Figma, or Adobe Spark.