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Create persuasive, trial-ready presentations and visual materials by transforming complex concepts into clear graphics, charts, and animations. Collaborate with clients, experts, and colleagues on-site and remotely, manage multiple projects under tight deadlines, and provide high-quality, detail-oriented visual communication support for litigation engagements.
Top Skills:
Powerpoint,Adobe Illustrator,Adobe Photoshop,Adobe Acrobat,Microsoft Excel
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The Motion Graphics Designer develops dynamic animations and graphics for iLottery brands, collaborates with teams, and manages multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.
Top Skills:
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The Graphic Designer will create digital assets for marketing initiatives across various channels, manage multiple projects, and ensure visual consistency.
Top Skills:
Adobe Creative SuiteIllustratorIndesignPhotoshop
Summary:
A Graphic Designer creates visually appealing designs for websites, social media, marketing materials, and other digital platforms.
Responsibilities:
- Design marketing assets, including banners, social media posts, and advertisements.
- Collaborate with marketing teams to align design with brand goals.
- Create high-quality visuals that enhance user experience.
- Ensure designs are responsive across different devices.
- Stay updated on design trends and tools.
Benefits:
- Health, dental, and vision insurance.
- Paid time off (PTO).
- 401(k) with employer match.
- Work-from-home flexibility.
- Access to design courses and certifications.
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