Graphic Designer 1 - Production Artist
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hiretalent staffing recruiting firmBeaverton (OR)
Graphic DesignersFootwear Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Role: Graphic Designer 1 — Production Artist Location: Beaverton, OR (Onsite) 4+ Months ContractThis one's for the designers who get excited about clean layers, exact dimensions, and files that come back from the factory perfect the first time.A global sportswear leader is looking for a Production Artist to join their Footwear Digital Design team. You'll take graphics from the design team and execute them for production — building tech pack schematics and making the calls that turn artwork into product.What you'll do: ? Execute graphics from the design team for production ? Build tech pack schematics ? Label design dimensions, separate layers, maintain product design files ? Make strong technical design decisions under production constraintsWhat you'll bring:?? 1+ years in schematic or graphic production design — packaging, print, footwear, technical graphic design, book design, or typography?? Graphic Design degree or similar?? A portfolio that shows process work — technical, print, book, or product design?? Adobe IllustratorBonus points for:? Pre-press, Color separations, screen printing, trims, printing process? Typography depth? Footwear interest (experience not required)Portfolio note: the team is looking for technical, process-driven work. Illustration-heavy, branding-heavy, or concept-only portfolios aren't the fit here.
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