Typesetter

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futuretechSeattle (WA)

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Junior

SALARY

$1000 per month

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About the role

Typesetter (Indian Nationals Preferred) We are currently hiring a skilled Typesetter to join our team in Washington. As a leading publishing company, we require someone with previous experience in typesetting to help us produce high-quality print and digital materials. This is a part-time position, perfect for someone looking for flexible working hours. Our company is also open to providing visa sponsorship for the right candidate.
Responsibilities: Set up and format text, images, and graphics for various print and digital publications Ensure accuracy and consistency in font styles, sizes, and spacing Collaborate with editors, designers, and other team members to ensure the final product meets quality standards Make edits and revisions as needed based on feedback from supervisors or clients Use software such as Adobe InDesign to layout pages and prepare files for printing or digital publishing
Requirements: Previous experience as a typesetter or in a similar role is required Proficient in using typesetting software such as Adobe InDesign Strong attention to detail and ability to work with precision Excellent communication skills to collaborate with team members effectively Familiarity with design principles and typography is preferred Salary The salary for this position is $1000 per month. This job is suitable for men who possess the necessary skills and experience. Indian nationals are preferred but not mandatory.

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