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7+ years of experience as a Product Designer for consumer products with an expectational foundation in interaction design, visual design system, typography, and graphic design.
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In collaboration with Marketing, Creative Video, Graphic Design and Communications teams, this role will support all Stanford Athletics efforts to attract, excite, and communicate with fans, followers and prospective student-athletes; develop content strategies that follow and amplify our 36 Division I varsity programs; build brand affinity for Stanford Athletics; and support revenue generating efforts.
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The ideal candidate should have a strong background in graphic design, user interface (UI) design, and visual storytelling, capable of translating complex concepts into intuitive and aesthetically pleasing designsKey Responsibilities:Create a new website architecture and implement new features and content, including graphic elements, navigation and page layouts.
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4+ years of graphic design experience at either an advertising agency, design studio, or in-house team. Demonstrates strong design skills through visual storytelling elements (typography, composition, layout, Illustration) with an understanding of best practices for digital and print production.
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Some education or experience with visual merchandising, fashion merchandising, graphic design, interior design, space planning or related field. Visual Design and Styling: Understands and is interested in color theory, visual display composition, and styling/placement techniques and how to apply that knowledge.
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Bachelor’s degree or higher in Graphic Design, Visual Design, Visual Communications, or related. Proficiency in design and presentation tools such as Google Slides, Keynote, Figma, Adobe Creative Suite.
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The Visual Merchandising Specialist implements key product stories, product placement strategies, and sell-through strategies by managing merchandise changes as well as product display and mannequin styling, in accordance with company standards and adapted to the individual store need.
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Strong visual design background - Portfolio highlighting multiple projects and your direct contributions. Ensure stakeholders are kept up to date, listening to and acting on feedback, and explaining the rationale behind graphic design decisions.
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