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FTE - Designer
DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
- 🇺🇸 United States
- On-site
- Manager or above
- 1 day ago
- Adobe Creative Suite
- Graphic Design
- Illustrator
- Photoshop
- Mac
- Excel
- PowerPoint
- Keynote
1 day ago
Duties/Responsibilities
- Overseeing all design elements, from the conception to final delivery.
- Having hands-on experience with Adobe Creative Suite and other design software.
- Using their strong eye for aesthetics and visual details to ensure a quality final product.
- Listening to design needs, coming up with ideas and communicating them to other members of the team.
- Maintaining high standards of quality and making sure only the best work is released to the employer or client.
- Collaborating across the team to drive up standards of digital creativity.
- Conceptualize, plan, and produce print, digital, and multimedia projects consistent with the Seminary’s brand and standards.
- Provide graphic design and layout for print and digital deliverables, including advertising materials, viewbooks, campus signage, campus publications, billboards, banners, brochures, invitations, programs, and flyers (among other items.)
- Provide graphic design elements for landing pages, web ads, email campaigns, and other digital projects.
- Review provided materials to determine print worthy file requirements are met and have a clear understanding of pre-press production expectations for all projects to provide accurate files to the printer.
- With guidance from the Lead Design Manager of Marketing & Communications and other more experienced designers, develop and uphold processes for the department to take any project from concept through completion.
- Perform other duties as assigned by a supervisor.
Qualifications
- The successful applicant must be familiar with and uphold DTS’s doctrinal positions.
- The applicant will have excellent relational and communication skills (verbal and written), be self-motivated, organized, and have a passion to not only strategize, but execute the work.
- Possess the ability to absorb and apply constructive criticism from peers and internal departments to create excellent materials that meet a variety of needs and audiences
- Must be able to think big picture and come up with creative ideas having excellent type and layout skills paired with a strong design aesthetic.
- Strong proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, etc.), and ability to work on the Mac with some PC based programs (Word/Pages, Excel/Numbers, PowerPoint/Keynote) as needed.
- Must be collaborative, creative, show design initiative and innovation, and have a keen eye for detail and editorial/visual design care.
- Excellent time management skills and flexibility are required to meet deadlines, efficiently managing overlapping deadlines and rush projects, producing fresh and current styles while incorporating institution branding guidelines.
- Must have a strong print background/experience to be able to take a project from concept through packaging for printer and be comfortable with press checks.
- Must have a strong background in Photoshop, experienced and confident with color correction and image cleanup/manipulation
- A strong design portfolio of independently completed projects required
- A self-starter who can work independently and quickly as well as on a team, being responsible in all areas of the project and accountable for their work and the work of other designers.
- A growing and personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and a commitment to serve by living to make Jesus visible through the work of DTS.
- Four-year Bachelor’s degree in graphic design/communications-related area is required, and 0-3 years of practical experience.
- Prior experience in a marketing or ad agency setting preferred.
- Competence in digital marketing and digital advertising, web graphic design.
- Deep understanding of trends in design across all platforms and channels.
- Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
- Must be able to lift up to 25lbs at a time.
- Frequent movement around campus and walking between buildings.
FTE - Designer · DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY