Typesetter
ecojobSeattle (WA)
$1800 per month
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Typesetter We are hiring a Typesetter to join our publishing team in Washington. As a Typesetter, you will be responsible for formatting and typesetting text, images, and graphics for print and digital publications. Your attention to detail and excellent knowledge of typography and layout will ensure that our publications are visually appealing and error-free. If you have a passion for design, an eye for detail, and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, we would love to have you on our team.
This is an English-speaking job opportunity open to individuals without prior experience. However, candidates with previous typesetting experience will be given preference. Please note that this position requires a biometric passport due to the nature of the work.
Responsibilities:
Format and typeset text, images, and graphics for print and digital publications
Ensure accuracy of spelling, grammar, punctuation, and formatting
Collaborate with designers, editors, and other team members to create visually appealing layouts
Use industry-standard software such as Adobe InDesign to create layouts
Review proofs for errors before final publication
Keep up-to-date with new typesetting techniques and software updates
Requirements:
High school diploma or equivalent; Bachelor's degree in graphic design or related field preferred
Proven experience as a Typesetter or in a similar role
Strong knowledge of typography principles and layout design
Proficiency in Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and other design software
Excellent attention to detail and time management skills
Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment
Understanding of printing processes and file preparation for print production
Salary: $1800 per month (negotiable based on experience)
Location:
Washington (open to all nationalities)
We welcome students looking for part-time or full-time employment opportunities.
As a Typesetter, you will have the chance to work on various publications and gain valuable experience in the publishing industry.
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