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United Jewish Appeal-Fed of Jewish in New York seeks a Graphic Designer to join its design team. You will create print and digital graphics for ads, brochures, direct mail, displays, invitations, presentations, posters, and social media materials, under the Creative Director.
The role focuses on high-quality, on-time, budget-conscious designs; you will maintain job records, report weekly progress, and collaborate with Marketing, Fundraising and other departments to meet strategic objectives.
Job Category: Marketing and Communications
Requisition Number: GRAPH002457
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130 E 59th St
New York, NY 10022, USA
The Graphic Designer works as an integral part of the Design Team whose responsibilities include creating print and digital graphics for a variety of communication materials including but not limited to ads, brochures, direct mail, displays, editorial materials, exhibits, flyers, invitations, presentation materials, posters, as well as graphics for e-mail communications, web, and social media channels. The Graphic Designer works under the direction of the Creative Director to create high-quality, effective and cost-efficient designs that can be produced on time and within budget. They maintain records of each job passing through the art department and provide updates to the Creative Director on a weekly basis.
As part of an interdepartmental team, the Graphic Designer functions as a creative problem solver who helps Marketing and Communications, Fundraising and other teams to develop communications that meet marketing objectives within the agreed-upon strategy. They manage progress of individual assignments closely with respective project managers.
The Graphic Designer performs other tasks assigned by the Creative Director.
Responsibilities
Qualifications
Reports To: Director, Creative Strategy
Salary Range: $75,000 - $85,000, commensurate with experience and qualifications listed above.
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