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Designer & Social Media Handler

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Job Title: Designer & Social Media Handler
Location: Meerut
Job Type: Full-time
Job Summary
The Designer & Social Media Handler will be responsible for creating high-quality visual content and managing the company’s digital presence across social media platforms. The role includes designing marketing materials, audit-related creatives, and maintaining consistent branding while ensuring effective online engagement.
Key Responsibilities
- Design posters, brochures, banners, presentations, and digital creatives for marketing and compliance-related communication.
- Manage social media accounts (LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, etc.) by planning and posting regular content.
- Develop creative visuals for audit awareness posts, industry updates, compliance-related infographics, and campaigns.
- Monitor social media engagement, respond to messages, and build brand visibility.
- Create and edit short videos, reels, and promotional content.
- Maintain design consistency with brand guidelines across all platforms.
- Collaborate with management to support promotional activities and digital marketing initiatives.
- Track analytics and suggest improvements for social media performance.
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Qualifications
- Graduate in any stream (preferred: Graphic Designing, Multimedia, Marketing, or related fields).
- 0–3 years of experience in designing or social media management (freshers with skills can apply).
- Proficiency in designing tools (Canva, Photoshop, Illustrator, or equivalent).
- Good understanding of social media trends, branding, and content creation.
- Strong creativity, visual sense, and communication skills.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and deliver on time.


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Benefits
- Competitive salary with performance-based growth.
- Opportunity to develop designs for a professional auditing and compliance industry.
- Training on audit-related content creation and branding.
- Friendly work environment encouraging creativity and innovation.
- Flexible working support for content planning and execution.
How To Apply
Interested candidates should send their resume, portfolio (if available), and cover letter to info@iqmcindia.com.
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