Graphic Designer

Role overview

Design and production

• Creates concepts and assets for marketing, communications, and promotional campaigns.
• Designs social media graphics, website assets, ads, brochures, presentations, flyers, posters, reports, newsletters, and other collateral.
• Prepares production-ready artwork for digital and print applications and edits photographs, illustrations, graphics, and other assets.
• May support video, motion graphics, animation, and other multimedia content.

Collaboration and project management

• Works with marketing, content, internal stakeholders, printers, vendors, photographers, illustrators, and creative partners.
• Manages concurrent projects to meet deadlines and quality standards and maintains design files, templates, assets, and brand resources.
• Applies brand guidelines consistently and contributes ideas to improve visual identity and marketing initiatives.
• Keeps current with design trends, emerging technologies, social media formats, and digital marketing practices.

Candidate qualifications

• Requires post-secondary education in Graphic Design, Visual Communications, or a related field.
• Requires 5+ years of graphic design experience in a corporate or agency environment and a strong portfolio across digital and print formats.
• Requires advanced Adobe Creative Cloud proficiency, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
• Requires experience designing for social media, websites, email marketing, advertising, and other digital platforms.
• Requires a strong understanding of typography, colour theory, composition, layout, branding, and visual hierarchy.

About Wajax

Compensation and benefits

• Offers competitive pay, health and dental benefits, a health spending account, learning and product training, discounts, recognition awards, a matched pension plan, and a health and wellness program.
• Advertised salary is $85,000–$90,000 per annum; pay may vary based on skills, expertise, and performance.