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Creative content development and production with deep knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, specifically Lightroom, Photoshop, and Premiere Pro. Drone videography is a big plus.
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Contribute to the site planning, urban and landscape design, and graphic and technical production. Projects can include land planning, urban design and redevelopment, mixed-use and all types of residential development, streetscapes, design guidelines, public infrastructure design, parks, and other community facility design.
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What You'll Do: Design FB/IG/TikTok creative following brand guidelines (videos and images), and also other performance marketing assets in a dynamic and data-driven environment Think out of the box and create awe-inspiring designs and videos that convert Come up with ideas for new creative based on assets available and marketing goals.
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Ability to efficiently use general computer programs such as, but not limited to: Adobe Creative Suite, BLINK, MS Word, MS Excel, Outlook (electronic mail), Acrobat, and Internet applications.
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Softwares: Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, and Sketchup (A plus: Revit, Rhino, Civil 3d, Land FX, and other 3d modeling / rendering platforms). Preferred experience: Hand graphics, graphic design, and site grading experience.
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Proficiency in architectural design software, including AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, and other relevant tools. years of experience working in an architectural firm or design studio, with a demonstrated portfolio of completed projects across various building types and scales.
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Our creative team members are constantly sharing and learning from each other, trading ideas and communicating across all three pillars of the Creative Department - Video, Graphic Design and Photography.
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One year of experience using graphic software Adobe Creative Suite is a plus. Under the supervision of the Creative Manager, assists in conceiving, reviewing, expanding, and evaluating the San Diego State University (SDSU) Bookstore and SDSU Dining's social media presence.
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We are looking for a thoughtful and creative Battery Scientist, with strong hands-on experience and excellent attention to detail to join our team in the Bay Park area of San Diego, CA. The ideal candidate would be given a target and independently design research plans and work with a team to perform experiments, analyze data, and recommend new pathways.
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Experience executing in the SDLC environment leveraging ALM tools (Eg: PTC Integrity/Atlassian Suite/TFS,/MATLAB), defect tracking tools (Eg:Jira), development tools (Git), test tools (Eg: Selenium/JUnit), CI/CD tools (Jenkins.
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Experience working on a cross-functional team (PCB layout, mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and quality engineering) to facilitate the design process. The selected individual must possess a strong understanding of prototype circuit design, small form factor PCBs, and SoC components hardware for use in embedded systems.
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Breadth of experience in a complementary discipline like circuit design, FPGA design, or embedded software is a plus. High-speed PCB design experience with knowledge of differential signals, trace length matching, and routing topologies for DDR memory is a plus.
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QUALIFICATIONS A Computer Science or Game Design degree with a programming focus is considered an advantage. A strong understanding of top-down design, object-oriented programming, design patterns, and game design principles.
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Functional knowledge of video streaming and elements of a live sports video production/broadcast. At least one year of experience as a videographer; two years preferred. Create and maintain a comprehensive content calendar, overseeing a variety of content to ensure diversity, innovation, and organization is achieved.
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National Award-Winning Studio & Winner of Design Firm of the Year is actively seeking a Senior Architectural Designer to join their Los Angeles, San Diego, Berkeley, or Rancho Cucamonga office.
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