Vice President, Design Director XD
confidentialNew York (NY)
About the role
Vice President, Design Director XDAbout the Company Globally recognized provider of strategic support services for pharmaceutical clients IndustryPharmaceuticalsTypePublic Company Employees501-1000 Specialtiesmarket understandingmarket researchoutcomes researchreal worldand market access
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a Vice President, Design Director XD to lead the design phase development of concepts, ensuring a seamless transition to final execution. The successful candidate will be responsible for approaching projects with a strategic and analytical mindset, deeply understanding client brands and their competitive landscape, and demonstrating expertise in a wide range of experience design pillars. This includes but is not limited to architecture, environmental, interior, retail, graphic, digital (UX/UI), and motion design. The role involves managing multiple projects with tight deadlines, staying current with industry trends, and fostering strong relationships both within the company and with key clients. The ideal candidate will also be adept at presenting work, mentoring junior team members, and embodying the values of the company. Applicants for this role at the company should have a Bachelor's degree in graphic design or a related field, with a preference for 10-12 years of experience. A strong portfolio showcasing a passion for design and experiential work is essential. The role requires a high level of proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, as well as strong skills in various design fundamentals. The candidate should be a natural communicator with excellent visual and verbal presentation skills, and a hustler at heart, capable of adapting to a fast-paced, dynamic environment. The company is committed to diversity and inclusion and is focused on building teams that can deliver the best solutions through collaboration and celebrating individual differences. Functions Design
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