Senior Graphic Designer
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smartdeptDenver (CO)
Graphic DesignersGraphic Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior DesignerSmartdept. is searching for a Senior Designer for a medical device client located in the Denver, CO area. The ideal candidate will come with 10+ years of experience. This is a long-term contract opportunity.This role will support corporate communications and marketing initiatives, with a strong focus on maintaining brand consistency and executing high-quality creative across both print and digital channels.What You'll Do:Develop and execute creative assets within established brand guidelines and corporate standardsDesign a wide range of materials including brochures, marketing collateral, and trade show/event graphicsCreate digital assets for web, email, and other online platformsProduce illustrations and support visual storytelling across campaignsCollaborate with internal teams to ensure cohesive messaging and design executionManage multiple projects simultaneously while meeting deadlinesMaintain consistency and attention to detail across all deliverablesWhat You'll Need:Education/Experience:Associate's degree in design and/or certificate in graphic design required10+ years of professional design experienceStrong background in branding and working within structured brand guidelinesExperience supporting corporate communications and marketing teamsProven ability to execute across both print and digital mediumsNice-to-Have Skills:Experience designing for trade shows, events, and large-scale marketing initiativesAdvanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop)Strong illustration skillsExperience in a corporate or regulated industry environment (healthcare, medical device, etc.)Excellent communication and project management skills
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