So, yes! I Want to Work at goop.

I’m drawn to companies that understand originality is not something to smooth away — it is what makes a team, a culture, and a brand compelling.

The most exciting creative environments bring together people with singular perspectives, give curiosity room to become ideas and encourage those ideas to grow into something unexpected. They value ambitious work without losing sight of the people making it. They recognize that well-being, generosity and creative excellence can— and should — exist together.

That is the kind of environment I want to help build. 
And it is why goop immediately felt different from another job opening.

why this feels personal

I’m Keri Atchley, a multidisciplinary designer and creative director with more than 25 years of experience shaping brands, books, magazines, campaigns, products, spaces and experiences.

My career has never fit neatly into one category. Neither has my curiosity.

I move comfortably between big-picture creative direction and hands-on execution—finding the central idea, creating the visual language and carrying it through every meaningful detail. I bring strong instincts, high standards, multidisciplinary experience and a leadership style grounded in collaboration, encouragement and kindness.

For years, my friends, colleagues and clients have asked one another, “WWKD?”

What would Keri do?

It began playfully, but it came to represent something important: trust your instincts, find the thoughtful solution, bring good energy and leave things a little better than you found them.

That philosophy is also behind kerij—my personal interpretation (and phonetic spelling) of courage. To me, courage is curiosity, reinvention, creative conviction, and helping other women recognize what they are capable of becoming. I have it tattooed on my wrist beside a symbol for light, reminding me to bring both into the room.

I would bring more than experience to goop. I would bring leadership, intuition, generosity, high standards, a deeply developed visual eye—and genuine excitement about helping create what comes next.

my application

Below you’ll find the Senior Graphic Designer position that inspired this page, along with my customized résumé, professional cover letter, and personal note to Gwyneth.

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[read my note to Gwyneth →]

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I’d love to talk.

Thank you for spending a little time in my world.

I would welcome the opportunity to learn more about the team, the role, and what goop hopes to create next.

[contact Keri →]

The job I’m applying to:

(as seen on https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/goop/jobs/6131357004)

portfolio

  • branding

    Identity systems built from strategy through rollout—logos, typography, color, voice and the details that make a brand distinct.

  • print + advertising

    Campaigns, collateral, invitations and advertising designed to communicate clearly, command attention and carry a strong idea across print and digital.

  • digital + websites

    Digital experiences that bring strategy, structure, content and visual design together—from the first impression to the smallest click.

  • book design + publishing

    Long-form stories shaped into objects people want to hold, explore and keep—from concept and editorial collaboration through design and production.

  • magazine layout + production

    Editorial systems built around rhythm, pacing, typography, photography and the details that carry a reader from cover to cover.

  • exhibits + events

    Brands brought into the physical world through exhibits, installations, launches and events designed as complete, memorable experiences.

  • interiors + showrooms

    Spaces that communicate before a word is spoken—bringing layout, materials, lighting, graphics and brand together as one cohesive experience.