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Visual Designer - Brand

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leibowitzNew York (NY)

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Senior

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About the role

We partner with companies of all sizes to deliver integrated, strategic solutions in branding, digital and print design. We're looking for a highly motivated, smart, creative visual designer to join our 10-person team. The ideal candidate must be passionate about branding and design and have the ability to work seamlessly across print and digital. This is a full-time position in our NoMad loft with a competitive salary, benefits package and excellent room for growth. Strong portfolio demonstrating visual design aesthetic and critical/conceptual thinker Skilled in InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects and SketchVisual Designer is needed to perform the following duties: Logos – Work on Research, conceptualize and design graphic symbols and typography. Visual identities – Responsible for Research, conceptualize and design graphic symbols and typography for application across business communications. Mood boards – Conceptualize, design and source images, graphic symbols and typography. UX/UI – Research best practices and apply to user experience for website design, including navigation and interactive elementsQA on websites – Quality Assurance after coding/development to ensure the website renders well across all browsers and devices Design digital ads and email template designs – Conceptualize and design online banner advertisements and email campaigns Animation storyboards – Conceptualize and design the flow of images and content for videos Print marketing materials – Conceptualize and design any marketing communications that is not distributed digitally Bachelor's Degree is required in Design or Graphic Design or Communication Design or Visual Communication.~2 years of agency experience in design setting~ Financial services, education and/or media client experience helpful International candidates must hold a valid US working permit.

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