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Sign Technology, Inc. in West Sacramento is seeking an experienced production designer for its on-site shop.
You will turn client concepts into production-ready files for fabricators, printers, CNC operators, and installers, supporting a range of monument signs, wayfinding, and architectural graphics. The role requires 3–5 years in sign-shop or production graphics and proficiency in Illustrator, Photoshop, and CorelDRAW.
Location: West Sacramento, CA
Employment Type: Full-Time
Salary: $55,000-$65,000 depending on experience
Sign Technology is hiring an experienced production designer for our West Sacramento shop. This is not an office-building design job. You will work in an open office atmosphere inside a working production facility, turning client concepts into files and drawings that our fabricators, printers, CNC operators, and installers can build.
We design and build monument signs, wayfinding and directories, ADA and Grade 2 Braille signs, leasing-office and sales-center graphics, interior murals and window graphics, vehicle and boat graphics, banners, custom displays, and architectural signage. Most work is for apartment communities, home builders, developers, and commercial properties. Projects run from design through in-house fabrication and installation. We do not subcontract the work.
We need someone with at least 3-5 years of sign-shop or production-graphics experience who can design cleanly, prep files correctly the first time, and work alongside the people who cut, print, paint, and install the job.
This role is based in our production facility at 1700 Enterprise Blvd., Suite F, West Sacramento, not a quiet office. Expect shop noise, equipment, dust, paint, and people moving materials. You will spend time at a workstation and also on the floor checking proofs, confirming sizes, and talking with the crew building the job.
Hours are generally standard business days, with flexibility when install or weekend directional work requires it. Standing, walking the shop, and handling drawings and sample materials are part of the day. Safety rules on the production floor apply to everyone, including design.