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Mad Engine, LLC in Burbank, CA is seeking a Graphic Artist to develop creative graphics for apparel, line sheets, tags, and catalogs. You will transform concepts into print-ready designs and collaborate with internal teams to strengthen brand image.
The ideal candidate has a bachelor’s degree in graphic design with 2–3 years in-house experience, proficiency in Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign, and the ability to present ideas clearly while working under tight deadlines.
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Design Full Time Professional Burbank, Burbank, CA, US
2 days ago Requisition ID: 1681
Salary: $80,000.00 Annually
Job Title: Graphic Artist
Report to: Art Director
Purpose: The Graphic Artist will work to develop and implement creative, unique, and innovative graphic design concepts and solutions to strengthen the brand image and promote company growth and brand recognition globally. The Graphic Artist collaborates with multiple team members to develop our image through the production of: graphics, images, spec-sheets, garment hangtags, tradeshow exhibit graphics, and logos for apparel clients.
The Graphic Artist must be a team player and able to work under tight deadlines. To successfully fulfill this position, the graphic artist will be creative and progressive in design approach, have the ability to take criticism positively and willing to be held to a high standard. To be progressive, the Graphic Artist continuously find new ways to do things and to create interest and excitement for each assignment. An eagerness to learn and genuine interest about this industry’s happenings and the word in general are important.
The ideal candidate will be focused—having the ability to work on a single task for long periods of time without getting distracted—but is also flexible—having the ability to be diverted off a project intermittently and able to return without losing one’s place or momentum.