Graphic Designer

The Graphic Designer will design, produce, and revise firm-wide marketing materials such as ads, newsletters, and brochures, while also creating and maintaining Web-based collateral including HTML templates. Key duties involve designing electronic communications, testing distribution processes across various platforms, and providing design support for the firm's website and videos.

Responsibilities

• Design, produce, and revise firm-wide marketing materials, including ads, invitations, client alerts, newsletters, announcements, brochures, and other collateral
• Create and maintain web-based collateral, including HTML templates
• Design electronic communications in Word and translate into HTML-based emails
• Determine and implement best processes for design and distribution of communications via web-based software
• Provide design support for the firm's website and videos, working closely with the Digital Communications Manager
• Consistently apply and enforce style/brand guidelines
• Collaborate with vendors and maintain relationships, including outside design firms

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in graphic design or related field
• Minimum 2 years of design experience, preferably in a professional services firm or design firm
• Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint software
• Web knowledge, including HTML, troubleshooting, and experience with email and web browsers
• Strong working knowledge of PC computer systems
• Ability to work quickly with a low production error rate
• Familiarity with commercial printers and service bureaus, and preparing documents for print, digital, and electronic output

Benefits

• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans
• Life and AD&D insurance
• Short and long-term disability insurance
• Tax-advantaged accounts for health care expenses
• FSAs for dependent care
• Health advocacy services
• Behavioral health and counseling resources
• 401(k) matching
• Paid time off
• Backup dependent care
• Senior care planning support

Key Skills