Prepress Specialist - Wide Format Print

Posted 2 days ago

ardor printingEverett (WA)

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Junior

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$24-30/hr

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About the role

Pre-Press Specialist | Large Format Ardor Printing | Snohomish, WA | Full-Time, On-Site$24-30/hr DOEArdor Printing is a large format print shop in Snohomish. We run 10 to 15 vehicle wraps a week alongside steady wall wraps, signage, banners, decals, and flatbed work, with a team of 10.We need someone who can take incoming artwork and turn it intoinstall-ready files. This is a file setup role, not a design role. Schedule is Monday through Friday, 8 to 5.
What you'll do: * Build print-ready files for full and partial wraps, wall wraps, signage, banners, decals, and rigid substrate work* Panel vehicles with correct bleed, overlap, and scaling for install* Preflight incoming artwork and resolve issues before they reach the printer* Run roll-to-roll and flatbed output, including media loading, maintenance, and basic troubleshooting* Manage color profiles and keep output consistent across devices* Work directly with production and installers to keep jobs moving What you need* Experience paneling vehicle wraps* Strong Adobe Illustrator skills, 2+ years in a production environment* Ability to work fast without losing accuracy Nice to have* RIP experience (Caldera, Onyx, or similar)* Roll-to-roll printer operation, we'll train the right person* Laminating and finishing knowledge What we offer* $24-30/hr DOE* Health and vision insurance* PTO and paid holidays* Monday through Friday, 8 to 5* Modern shop, current equipment

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