Senior Print Designer
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
FANTASTIC SENIOR PRINT DESIGNER OPPORTUNITY
Our client, a leading provider of shipping supplies and business solutions, is looking for a new Senior Print Designer to join their powerhouse creative department.This is a super important role and collaborates cross functionally to produce the best quality end project - the company's flagship printed catalog.
Position Responsibilities:Conceptualize and design layouts within the brand for catalogs, direct mail and digital marketing, as well as internal company materials.Partner with Photography team on-set to execute vision.Implement design changes as indicated by client and / or Art Directors.Oversee projects when needed to ensure clientsβ requests are accomplished and on schedule.Mentor and inspire a small team of print designers and interns, assisting them as needed to meet project deadlines.
Minimum Requirements:Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design or related field.7+ years of graphic design experience in a creative environment.Portfolio that demonstrates print and digital design principals in a B2B-related setting.Expert knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud and MacOS.
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