Compensation Overview

Here’s what you’ll be doing:

• Developing brand identity for client campaigns; designing and creating artwork for internal materials such as business cards, staff invites, etc. 
• Day-to-day design work for planned and real-time campaigns using a mix of print, digital, social, and video.
• Designing and producing highly creative, impactful, PowerPoint presentations for new business pitches and client presentations 
• Designing for client/agency collateral (social graphics/infographics/leaflets/invitations/brochures/coverage boards etc.)
• HTML design for invitations/newsletters (not essential)  

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Experience with Adobe Creative Cloud: InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and After Effects is a must.
• Knowledge of Mocha Pro, Cinema 4D, Houdini, Maya, DaVinci, Blender, Unreal etc. is a plus 
• Knowledge of AI design tools like Midjourney, Booth.ai, Adobe Firefly, etc., is a plus-plus. 
• A love for PowerPoint, and if not love then a healthy respect for PowerPoint. Either way, you’ll need to be a PPT wizard and know your way around Microsoft Office Suite, as well. 
• Ability to juggle multiple assignments and work in a high-pressure environment. 
• Experience in creating wow-inducing digital content for various social media platforms, notably LinkedIn, X, TikTok, and Instagram  
• Ability to thrive in a high-pressure environment 
• Confident when working autonomously and as part of a team 
• Personable, excellent communication skills and professional attitude 
• Reliable and capable of meeting aggressive deadlines  
• Availability to work off-hours when needed for pitches and presentation design (doesn’t happen a lot, but it does happen). 
• Previous internship or relevant experience, preferably in an agency setting 
• A bachelor’s degree in marketing, communications, or broadcasting is preferred but not necessary with relevant industry experience. 
• Demonstrated complete understanding of: 
• Color theory & color relationships 
• Typographic terms that identify type forms and the specifications required to refer to typographic settings (i.e., points, leading, picas, kerning, tracking, cap-height, x-height etc.) 
• Perspective and space relationships  
• Page composition and grid structures 
• An interesting portfolio reflecting work across print, digital, and social media. 

You’ll also have to:

• Manage time and establish priorities while maintaining flexibility to respond to changing demands.  
• Liaise with printers and relevant suppliers.  
• Professionally and effectively communicate with clients, peers, and producers, demonstrating sound reasoning and judgment skills.  
• Understand the concept behind creative work and how it achieves client and business goals.   
• Have a sharp eye for layout consistency for format, and amazing attention to detail.  
• Excel at visual storytelling, diverse graphic design, and content art direction.