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This is an excellent opportunity for a creative designer who can deliver imaginative design solutions from concept to print and online/digital. We are looking for an accomplished graphic designer to join our talented in-house Design Studio.
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Empire is seeking a highly-motivated experiential & Events Designer to develop overall creative, graphics, presentations, decor and branding for events and installations across multiple client types and mediums.
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As a Graphic Designer on our creative team, you’ll play a vital role in creating visually compelling packaging, sales collateral, catalogs, POS displays and trade show graphics. Graphic Designer (Recruiting for the Allen Company.
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Graphic Designer | Sports Licensing. Kenneth Cole, Levi’s, Vince Camuto, Margaritaville and more. G-III has fashion licenses under Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Halston, Cole Haan, Dockers, Guess.
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Overview:Mainly leading and supporting the Art Director on 360 campaigns, which include event, digital, print, video editing, VMD, OOH, organic, and paid social media.
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About the role: We are currently seeking a qualified fire sprinkler designer to prepare shop drawing submittals, field installation drawings, hydraulic calculations, and narratives based on the requirements set by NFPA code standards, the International Building Code, and the Local Authority or fire marshal.
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We are recruiting for a Graphic Designer who’s ready to bring their creativity to the next level. Graphic Designer - Creative Visionary Wanted. We need someone with an eye for aesthetics, a flair for visual storytelling, and a pulse on the latest beauty/ CPG marketing trends.
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Catalyst Creative is looking for an Apparel Technical Designer for Men’s Swim and Sportswear. Our customers include many of America's most successful brands and retailers, including Nordstrom, Levi’s, Target, Tilly's, Buckle, Zumiez, PacSun, Costco, Sam's Club, Kohls, Walmart, TJMaxx, Ross, Dockers, etc.
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As Senior Graphic Designer, you’ll be responsible for overseeing and guiding all visual and creative aspects of our brand, including digital and print. Minimum 3 years as a Senior Graphic Designer (or in a similar senior creative role.
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The Civil Designer will be responsible for tasks related to creating site plans, managing stormwater, and implementing erosion control measures. The Civil Designer will also collaborate with other departments and external stakeholders to ensure successful project completion.
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The Motion Graphics Designer position is an important role within a busy and often demanding creative agency environment. In summary, the chosen candidate will need to demonstrate strong After Effects, Illustrator and Photoshop skills as well as have experience using Cinema 4D. Candidates who have experience with stereoscopic graphics would also be a plus.
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The Graphic Designer will proactively work on projects related to print design (advertisements, customer-facing print collateral, PowerPoint decks, and sales collateral) and digital design (website graphic support, web advertisements, and social media content.
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The Junior Motion Graphics Designer will be working closely with the Creative Director and larger Creative team on editing YouTube clips, preroll, instructional videos, OTT clips and possibly more.
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The Designer & Production Manager is a full-time position that involves working closely with project managers and team members to coordinate, manage, and deploy Rifeline’s shared support services in creative design, drone photography/video, and language translations.
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Inside SkinnyThis is the perfect gig for a hands-on UI/UX designer primed to become a functional lead or creative director. Product DesignerTech Giant Supported Startup - New York, NYFreelance / ContractThe Hired Guns are seeking a Product Designer with exceptional UX/UI skills and an overall mastery of web and app design who’d like a chance to work with a tech-giant-backed startup.
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