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Form of work Job brief
We are looking for a Graphic , web, and heavy industrial Designer to create engaging and on-brand graphics for a variety of media.
The Graphic Designer job description includes the entire process of defining requirements, visualizing and creating graphics including illustrations, logos, layouts and photos. The designer must be able to shape the visual aspect of the websites, product packaging , exhibitions and other events.
The designer should be able to capture the attention of those who see them and communicate the right message.
If you can communicate well and work methodically as part of a team, we invite you to meet us.
The goal is to inspire and attract the target audience.
Responsibilities
• To Prepare rough drafts, and present ideas to make a poster easier to make notice , more informative through deliberate use of colour, logos illustrations or typography .
• To study design briefs and determine requirements
• To Conceptualize visuals based on requirements
• To Develop illustrations, logos and other designs using software or by hand
• To Use the appropriate colours and layouts for each graphic
• To Work with copywriters and creative director to produce final design
• To Test graphics across various media
• To Amend designs after feedback
• Ensure final graphics and layouts are visually appealing and on-brand
Requirements and skills
• To be Proven as a skilled graphic designer
• A strong portfolio of illustrations or other graphics
• Familiarity with design software and technologies (such as InDesign, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Photoshop)
• A keen eye for aesthetics and details
• To have an Excellent communication skills
• To have Ability to work methodically and meet deadlines
• Degree in Design, Fine Arts or related field is a plus
• The candidate needs to have a lot of creativity. They may be called upon to tackle a range of design problems, solving them in a way that not only maximizes the aesthetic result but also addresses practical issues such as materials, usability and safety.
• The various subsets of industrial design, such as appliance design or packaging design, call for distinctly different areas of technical expertise. Industrial designers need to consider the effective use of computer-aided design software, materials and technology, manufacturing methods, and other concerns relevant to producing items that are both visually appealing and useful to consumers. Engineering knowledge is often a plus.
• Industrial designers need outstanding communication and teamwork skills. You will need to work with a wide range of other employees in different departments, from engineering and accounting to marketing and management.
