Typesetter for Malayalees in Las Vegas

Posted 3 days ago

horizon financialLas Vegas (NV)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1700 per month

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About the role

Our printing company in Las Vegas is seeking a skilled Typesetter who is fluent in Malayalee to join our team As a Typesetter you will be responsible for setting and arranging text images and other design elements into a cohesive layout for various print materials such as books magazines and advertisements This position is open to both local Malayalees and foreigners with strong proficiency in the language
Responsibilities: Work closely with designers and editors to understand project requirements Utilize typography skills to select and arrange fonts for maximum legibility and aesthetic appeal Set text and images into layouts using software such as Adobe InDesign Ensure all design elements are properly aligned and consistent throughout the layout Make necessary adjustments based on feedback from designers or clients Meet tight deadlines while maintaining high-quality work Requirements Fluent in Malayalee written and spoken Strong typography skills Proficiency in Adobe InDesign Attention to detail and ability to follow strict design guidelines Ability to work well under pressure and meet tight deadlines Prior experience as a Typesetter preferred but not required Salary Starting salary for this position is $1700 per month Location This job is located in Las Vegas NV We offer As an equal opportunity employer we welcome applicants of all nationalities No English language skills are required for this position We also provide visa sponsorship for our foreign employees

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