Graphic Designer | Layout Artist

  • Work from Home
  • Special Leave Benefits for Women
  • Single Parent Leave
  • Medical / Health Insurance
  • Paid Sick Leave
  • Paid Bereavement/Family Leave
  • Paid Holidays
  • Paid Vacation Leave
  • Maternity & Paternity Leave
Entry Level / Junior, Apprentice Media and Creatives Information Services 3 openings Bachelor's degree graduate

Responsibilities:

We are looking for highly agile graphic designers / multimedia artists who are strong in layout design and with basic skill in illustration, 2D animation and storyboarding.

Note: For the safety of everyone, the successful candidate will temporarily work from home due to the ongoing COVID pandemic until further notice.
  • Should be comfortable both in day-to-day production and creative design work.
  • Create multimedia related work (digital layout design, print design, storyboard, etc.).
  • Willing to be trained to support animation for explainer 2D videos and related multimedia work, as needed.
  • Provide daily progress of the multimedia design.
  • Provide work estimates.
  • Timely and high-quality delivery.

Requirements:

  • Intermediate to proficient in layout design, with at least 1 - 2 years experience in doing layouts whether in professional or freelance capacity. Candidates with more experience are welome to apply. Candidates with less experience but with academic extra-curricular layout-related experience and above average academic standing are welcome to apply in lieu of the minimum work experience.
  • At least basic in illustrations, 2D animation and storyboards.
  • Candidate must possess at least a Bachelor's/College Degree.
  • Required skill(s): Adobe PhotoShop (proficient), Adobe Illustrator (proficient), Adobe After Effects (basic - intermediate)
  • Has a creative flair in design and a good sense of art.
  • Has a strong design sense of color, layout, and typography.
  • Has strong creative skills and ability to design ideas for a wide range of industries.
  • Has creative conceptualization ability as well as technical execution capability.
  • Can translate complex data or information into easy-to-digest designs, layouts, and infographics.
  • Has the ability to work independently or as part of a team.
  • Strong communication and organization skills.
  • Able to multi-task and can gracefully handle pressure.
  • Willing to learn other multimedia software apart from Adobe creative tools to deliver other multimedia related work.
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