Jr. Brand Designer

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arrowmacEast Providence (RI)

Graphic DesignersGraphic Design Services

SENIORITY

Mid

About the role

Are you a talented junior designer looking to launch your career in brand creation and visual storytelling? Our client, a leading entertainment and toy company, is seeking a passionate and creative Jr. Brand Designer to join their dynamic team. This is a fantastic opportunity for emerging designers to develop their skills, work on diverse projects, and create memorable brand experiences across multiple channels. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment and have a strong eye for design, this role could be the perfect next step in your professional journey.Requirements:Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communications, or related field1-2 years of professional design experience, ideally within branding or marketing teamsA compelling portfolio demonstrating brand systems and multi-channel design experienceProficiency with industry-standard design tools such as Adobe Creative SuiteExcellent collaboration and presentation skillsAbility to translate brand strategies into cohesive visual assetsComfort working in fast-paced, iterative project environmentsSharp attention to detail and consistency in visual executionIf you feel you would be a perfect fit, please send your resume to: careers@arrowmac.comFor more information about Arrowmac and all of our jobs, please visit www.arrowmac.com

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