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ET Global - USA is seeking a fast, nimble Production Graphic Designer for one of our largest pharmaceutical clients. You will support graphics key development and production, including placement plans and dimensional specifications, and ensure artwork is accurate, consistent, and production-ready.
You’ll work with 2D/3D designers, account managers, project management, and production teams to take work from approved design through final production.
We’re looking for a fast, nimble, highly organized Production Graphic Designer dedicated to one of our largest pharmaceutical clients. You’ll support graphics key development and production, including placement plans and dimensional specifications, prepare and adapt client-supplied and newly created graphics, and ensure all artwork is accurate, consistent, and production-ready. You’re the person who notices when something is two millimeters off. A missing period catches your eye immediately. Alignment matters. Consistency matters. And there’s something deeply satisfying about knowing every file, every version, every specification, and every last detail is exactly where it should be.
You’re also comfortable when there’s a lot happening at once.
At ET Global, we thrive on accommodating our clients, often on tight deadlines. That means being flexible, responsive, organized, and able to move quickly without sacrificing accuracy. Ten projects moving simultaneously doesn’t overwhelm you. It makes you prioritize, organize, and get to work. You’ll work independently while collaborating closely with 2D and 3D designers, key account managers, project management, and production teams to take work from approved design through final production.
You love precision, consistency, and order. A beautifully organized file makes you happy. Perfect alignment is not optional. You can look at a booth design, understand how its spatial components translate into graphics, and methodically account for every surface, dimension, and application.
You check your work twice because catching the smallest detail before it leaves the building is part of the craft.
You’re independent but collaborative. You manage your own time and workload, communicate clearly when priorities compete, and know how to keep multiple projects moving without losing track of the details.
Most importantly, you understand that fast doesn’t mean careless. We move quickly, we adapt, and we stay with the work until everything is accurate, complete, and ready to ship.