Remote Graphic Production Coordinator
global channel managementDenver (CO)
Remote Graphic Production Coordinator
Posted yesterday
global channel managementDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
About the job Remote Graphic Production Coordinator Remote Graphic Production Coordinator needs 3-5 years in similar position, preferably in a retail channel with multi-brands approach Remote Graphic Production Coordinator requires: Ability to interpret visual campaign layouts and apply them to a wide variety of store design through excel will be key to this role. Solid background in inventory management is essential, complex distribution list creation, along with experience in retail design to effectively contribute to the analytical demands of the mapping team Solid Microsoft Office Skills (Word, Excel, Power Point, etc.)Advanced Excel skills (PIVOT TABLES, V-LOOK UP, CONDITIONAL FORMATTING, DATA ANALYSIS & VALIDATION) Adobe CS software OR PPT skills to support graphic layouts Strong Project management skill Data analysis and navigating large complex spreadsheets Understands multi-brand visual merchandising and store execution experience Remote Graphic Production Coordinator duties: Execute and maintain ongoing graphic updates Urgent inventory requests o Time-sensitive "hot jobs"Brand image refreshes based on expiration timelines Promotional and new store launch assets on short notice Maintain updated crop images on the code sheet template. Upload finalized graphics to the designated platform. Regularly update project trackers to reflect current progress. Organize and manage job folders for assigned projects. Maintain accurate records in the job tracker for all owned projects. Track and log graphic-related expenditures.
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