Uniden is looking for a multifaceted digital artist to join its growing marketing department. The ideal candidate is a strong storyteller who is comfortable working on different types of projects, including print, video, and web. You will play a pivotal role in communicating our brand identity and messaging to engage our target audience across various platforms. The ideal candidate should be able to work in a collaborative environment, be self-motivated, and pursue Uniden’s ultimate business objectives. This position is only onsite.

Key Responsibilities:

Design visually appealing graphics for various channels, including social media, product packaging, website UI/UX, social media, print advertisements, etc.
Write compelling copy to accompany visual assets and ensure messaging is consistent with brand voice.
Create engaging video content for our social media channels and other outlets to increase brand awareness and drive engagement.
Adheres to brand guidelines to maintain consistency across all platforms
Self-manage multiple projects simultaneously and prioritize tasks effectively
Effectively participate in brainstorming sessions to generate creative ideas and concepts
Coordinate with external vendors or agencies as needed for related projects
Stay updated with industry trends and best practices in graphic design

Requirements:

Proven skills as a Graphic Designer or similar role with a strong portfolio
Understanding of the printing pipeline (color management to printing profiles)
Proficiency in general video production
Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (specifically Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere)
Comfortable embracing AI art generation
Solid understanding of typography, color management, color theory, layout, and design principles
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment
Bachelor’s degree in graphic design, Fine Arts, Visual Communication, or a related field is preferred.

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