Senior Graphic Designer

Posted 2 days ago

go mediaRaleigh (NC)
Graphic DesignersGraphic Design Services

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About the role

Senior Graphic DesignerWe're hiring a Senior Graphic Designer to be the design engine across the portfolio. This is a hands-on production role with real creative judgment attached — you'll be designing daily, but you'll also be the person who decides how something should look, defends that decision, and keeps our brands consistent as we scale.The person who thrives here is fast, versatile, opinionated about craft, and comfortable owning work end to end without a lot of hand-holding. You should be able to take a one-line brief and come back with something better than what was asked for.What You'll OwnBrand Systems Maintain and evolve visual identity across GO Media's business lines. Build and enforce the guidelines, templates, and asset libraries that let the rest of the organization move without needing you for every request.Marketing and Campaign Design Landing pages, paid and organic social, email, ads, print, direct mail, and lead-gen collateral across all business lines.Product and Education Design Marketing materials for our education platform — web pages, onboarding materials, in-app announcements, help content, and sales collateral. Comfort with UI conventions is a plus; this is not a full product design role, but you'll work next to one.Sales and Partner Materials Pitch decks, one-pagers, sponsorship packages, and co-branded assets for national partners. These go in front of executives at large organizations and need to look like it.Events and Experiential Signage, booth graphics, stage and screen design, printed programs, swag, and on-site collateral for live events, with real print production deadlines.Client Practice Marketing Design for orthodontic practice clients, including practice branding, patient-facing materials, and campaign assets.

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