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Senior Graphic Designer

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Oxford Recruitment
  • Post Date: February 26, 2020
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Job Overview

Our client is looking for Graphic designer to join their team.

  • The successful candidate must have at least  5yrs experience in graphic design.
  • The individual in this role would be responsible for taking conceptual design ideas and creating visual representations both electronically and in print.
  • Working with a variety of products, applications and software platforms in designing, while simultaneously collaborating with a number of teams in company.
  • Attend both internal and external meetings with stakeholders. Determine voice and messaging for graphic design pieces.
  • Develop product illustrations, logos, website graphics, etc.
  • Pass final design to development/ publishing and applicable teams.
  • Create online, engaging and interactive resources to meet client and curriculum needs such as images, graphics, videos audios and other multimedia formats.
  • Ability to manage projects.
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office, Photoshop and illustrator.
  • Incumbent should possess a Bachelor`s degree / Diploma in graphic design or art preferred (extensive experience in the filed may also be accepted).
  • Proficiency with required desktop publishing tools including Photoshop, Adobe, InDesign Quark, illustrator and Video skills added advantage.
  • Must be available to start immediately.
  • A generous salary package is offered for the right candidate.

Urgently apply if you are interested and attach your CV in word format and links to content or portfolio to: cvs@oxfordrecruitment.co.zw

Job Detail
  • QualificationDiploma
  • Experience5-10 Years
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