Graphic Designer / Web Developer

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primary care centerAtlanta (GA)

Graphic DesignersGraphic Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Graphic Designer / Web DeveloperHealthcare and other related companies looking for brand management, website development and maintenance, online marketing and social media creation talentJob is part or full time in Atlanta areaJob DescriptionMust have a strong understanding of brand identityMust have strong experience in Wordpress and other related toolsMust have excellent writing and grammar skillsMust have experience in using online marketing toolsCreate and maintain multiple Wordpress websites and all social media platformsMust have strong visual design and concept skills for web and printDevelop concepts and design printed marketing materials such as catalogs, postcards, presentations, event signage, etcSetup printing files for productionDevelop concepts and design digital graphics to be placed on the website and social media outletsDevelop concepts and design email marketing graphicsManage multiple projects at once and meet tight deadlinesAdditional required qualities:Great communicator and loves working with a teamFast paced, dynamic and collaborative working environmentMust be organized, detail oriented and be able to multi-taskExperience with HTML and CSS is a plusEducation & experience requirements:Must have 3–5 years of professional graphic design experienceProficiency in Adobe Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop and otherProficiency with using all social media platformsAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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