Student - Graphic Designer

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premier aerospaceSan Bernardino (CA)

Graphic DesignersGraphic Design Services

SENIORITY

Intern

About the role

Student - Graphic DesignerWe are seeking a talented and creative Student - Graphic Designer to join our team. As a Student - Graphic Designer, you will work closely with our design team to create visually appealing and effective designs for our company's marketing materials, website, and other promotional materials. This is a full-time position, with a 40-hour work week.Key Responsibilities:Collaborate with the design team to create engaging and effective designs for marketing materials, website, and other promotional materialsDevelop and design graphics, logos, and other visual elements for print and digital mediaUse software and other tools to create and edit images, videos, and animationsEnsure all designs align with the company's brand and style guidelinesStay up-to-date with industry trends and techniques to continuously improve design skillsCommunicate and present design concepts and ideas to the team and clientsCollaborate with other departments to ensure timely delivery of design projectsAssist with other design tasks and projects as neededQualifications:Currently enrolled in a graphic design or related programProficient in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)Strong portfolio showcasing design skills and creativityExcellent communication and collaboration skillsAbility to work in a fast-paced environment and meet tight deadlinesAttention to detail and ability to follow brand guidelines

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