Assist with layout development and versioning for print materials, including large–format graphics, marketing collateral, and custom packaging
Execute updates efficiently while adhering to brand and production standards
Review and prepare files for digital and offset printing
Ensure proper bleed, trim, image resolution (DPI), font embedding, transparency handling, and file packaging
Prepare files accurately in CMYK and spot color workflows, including Pantone specifications
Perform basic color corrections and image adjustments as needed
Assist in creating, updating, and maintaining production–ready templates to support workflow efficiency
Review proofs against job specifications to ensure accuracy prior to final production
Be flexible and adapt to changes in the work environment in ways that help other personnel keep projects on course. Ability to communicate problems to management as they arise.

1–3 years of professional graphic design experience, preferably in a print, production, or pre–press environment
Adobe Creative Suite Proficiency
InDesign: Strong working knowledge of styles, master pages, and packaged files
Illustrator: Experience with vector artwork, pathfinder tools, and preparing files for die–cuts or specialty finishes
Photoshop Proficient in masking, retouching, and converting RGB assets for print production
Foundational understanding of print concepts, including: Bleeds, trim, and safety margins
Overprint vs. knockout
Key differences between digital and offset printing
Basic familiarity with paper stocks, weights, and finishing techniques
Strong ability to identify errors such as missing assets, low–resolution images, incorrect color modes, or typography issues

Junior Graphic Designer

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