CATALOG PRODUCTION GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Posted 2 days ago

elco lightingLos Angeles (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$20 to $25 per hour

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About the role

ELCO Lighting is a long-standing leader in architectural and residential lighting. We are looking for a Catalog Designer to join our team. This role is focused on building high-volume, technical product catalogs that serve as both a sales tool and a reference guide for our customers.
The Role: You will be responsible for the full lifecycle of our catalogs, from the initial layout to the final print-ready files. This role requires a balance of creative design and highly organized data management. You will need to organize SKUs and technical specification tables into a clean, easy-to-read format. Compensation and Location
Rate: $20 to $25 per hour
Location: Vernon, CAResponsibilities Design and produce multi-page catalogs for both digital and print. Work with Product Managers to turn technical data and photometrics into clear tables and charts. Maintain brand consistency across all documents. Manage a large library of product images and perform necessary photo retouching. Coordinate with engineers to ensure 100% accuracy on all product specs.
Requirements: Portfolio: You must show examples of multi-page layout work (50+ pages). Experience in the lighting, electrical, or construction industry is a major plus. Adobe Creative Suite: Advanced skills in InDesign are required, specifically with Parent Pages and Character Styles. Software: Proficiency in Photoshop for image editing and Illustrator for technical drawings. Wordpress & video editing experience is a plus. Detail Oriented: High level of accuracy is a must, as these catalogs contain complex technical data.
How to Apply: Please include a link to your portfolio. We will prioritize applications that include a portfolio showing previous catalog or multi-page layout work.

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