The graphic designer is primarily responsible for:
- Any designs related to the company he works for, starting with the company's logo or slogan and going through any advertising designs on various platforms, including television advertising, if any.
- The graphic designer must be familiar with the company's design guide, which sets specific standards or rules when preparing designs, such as adhering to specific colors or a specific writing style.
- The graphic designer is also committed to constant communication with business partners in the field of advertising and publicity, such as external advertising officials on the roads or advertising officials on social media networks or even sometimes advertising officials on television networks.
- The graphic designer is always concerned with following up on these works from the stage of collecting ideas for the new design until publishing the design on various advertising channels to ensure once again that there are no errors in the design that may lead to adverse results.
Proven graphic designing experienceA strong portfolio of illustrations or other graphicsFamiliarity with design software and technologies (such as InDesign, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Photoshop)A keen eye for aesthetics and detailsExcellent communication skillsAbility to work methodically and meet deadlinesDegree in Design, Fine Arts or related field is a plus