Production Designer
Noisy Creek
Production Designer
Noisy Creek
Acquires and revitalizes alt-weekly newspapers
Description
Hybrid remote
About
Noisy Creek is looking for a talented, detail-oriented Production Designer to help bring our publications, campaigns, and creative projects to life across print and digital platforms. This is an opportunity for an emerging designer with a strong creative eye and a solid foundation in design fundamentals. You’ll collaborate with our creative team to produce editorial layouts, advertising, marketing materials, and other assets for our family of publications, including The Stranger, Portland Mercury, and Chicago Reader.
We’re looking for someone who pairs precision and discipline with creativity and initiative—someone who understands the rules of good design, knows when to break them, and takes pride in getting the details right. You should be comfortable working within established visual systems while bringing fresh thinking to the work, exploring multiple creative directions, and recognizing opportunities to make a project better. You’ll take ownership of your assignments, manage the details with care, and help ensure our creative team produces consistently excellent work. This is an entry-level position, but the work matters, and we’re looking for someone whose talent, curiosity, and drive will make a meaningful contribution from day one.
Key Job Responsibilities
Requirements
This position can be based in Seattle, WA, or Portland, OR, with in-office attendance required as needed. It is a union position represented by the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild.
Noisy Creek is proud to offer a robust, comprehensive benefits package that invests in your health, financial security, and overall well-being. Employees enjoy health, dental, and vision coverage, a retirement savings Plan to help you build for the future, generous paid time off, an Employee Assistance Program for extra peace of mind, and a Flexible Spending Account to help stretch your healthcare dollars further.
Why Join Noisy Creek?
We’re a vibrant, creative team that believes the more diverse voices at the table, the better the conversation—and the work! Here, you’ll collaborate with people who care deeply about the stories we tell and the communities we serve.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Diverse candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. We realize that not everyone receives the same professional or educational opportunities, so if you don’t meet all the above qualifications but still think you’d be a good fit, please consider applying. All applicants will be considered for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, disability status, or any other status protected by law. If you want to be part of a team where your skills and ideas are valued, we want to hear from you! Noisy Creek is committed to creating a collaborative environment that celebrates the diversity of our staff.
Noisy Creek launched in mid-2024 with an innovative model to invigorate local media across the United States for our democracy, civic engagement, and thriving local communities. It currently operates The Stranger, the Portland Mercury, the Chicago Reader, EverOut.com, Noisy Creek Podcasts, Noisy Creek Productions, and Type Tickets.
Acquires and revitalizes alt-weekly newspapers
Noisy Creek acquires and revitalizes local alt-weeklies in the United States, keeping them locally managed while providing capital and a sustainable business framework. It earns revenue from advertising, subscriptions, philanthropy, and synergies from acquisitions, including the EverOut event platform and Bold Type Tickets. The company preserves editorial independence for papers like The Stranger, the Portland Mercury, and the Chicago Reader, and channels a portion of ticketing fees as advertising credit to partner venues. Its goal is to make local journalism financially sustainable by building a decentralized network of publications with diversified income.
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