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The Graphic Designer (GD) is responsible for conceptualization and implementation of design solutions that meet the needs for the ministry's two attractions from concept to completion working in collaboration with the Senior Graphic Designer and Senior Design Director.
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SUMMARY:The Graphic Designer (GD) is responsible for conceptualization and implementation of design solutions that meet the needs for the ministry’s two attractions from concept to completion working in collaboration with the Senior Graphic Designer and Senior Design Director.
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The Designer will also be responsible for digital presentation layout and design as well as gathering and reviewing assets for use in marketing materials and any requests for imagery from outside the marketing department.
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The Chassis Lead Designer is responsible for the design & drafting of complex chassis components, assemblies and finished products for military and commercial trailer customers. Successful track record as a senior designer or equivalent.
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The Container Superstructure Lead Designer is responsible for the design & drafting of complex Container Superstructure components, assemblies and finished products for military and commercial trailer customers.
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The Accessories Lead Designer is responsible for the design & drafting of complex Accessories components, assemblies and finished products for military and commercial trailer customers. The Accessories Lead Designer is responsible for the design & drafting of complex Accessories components, assemblies and finished products for military and commercial trailer customers.
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6+ Months with possible extensions
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Designers support three primary store priorities: Customers First, In Stock, and Store Appearance.
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Committed to local engagement, they regularly support organizations like St. Jude. The Site Designer will contribute to the design and planning of communities and home sites. Site Designer – Construction - Base Salary to 55k/year – Erlanger, KYOur client ranks among the top 30 home builders nationwide.
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