Graphic Designer
smart staffing groupNew York (NY)
Graphic Designer
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smart staffing groupNew York (NY)
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Junior
About the role
Job Type: Contract, temporary, part-time (20 hours a week)
Initial Contract Term: 3 months Growth Potential: Could become a full-time, long term contract after initial term
Work Hours:
Mon. - Fri., Approx. 2pm - 6pm Central European Time (UTC +1) Our team is global, and the people you'll be working with are in Europe and the USA. You must be available to work when our work hours overlap Key Tasks & Responsibilities Creating featured and in-body images—mostly illustrations—for blog posts & newsletters Creating portfolio images for our Case Studies & implementing them into existing layouts When needed, improving the layout of existing pages and creating new pages for the Shero website Creating assets for social media channels, infographics, etc. Creating templates for Google Docs & Google Slides (for sales & internal presentations)
Requirements:
- Proficiency with our tools: Mac OS: This position requires using a Mac, as some of our design tools are Mac-only.
- Sketch: Editing existing pages & creating new pages
- InVision: Sharing designs for collaboration & feedback; layout for newsletters, web pages, etc.
- Adobe Photoshop: Editing images & creating mock-ups Adobe Illustrator (or an equivalent tool of your choice): Editing illustrations, icons, etc.
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