Venesky Brown
Graphic Designer

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Venesky-Brown’s client, a public sector organisation in Edinburgh, is currently looking to recruit a Resourcing Graphic Designer for an initial 3 month contract on a rate of £250-£300/day (Inside IR35). This role will be hybrid working with 2 days per week in the Edinburgh office.
Responsibilities:
- Deliver engaging and effective graphic content for use across multiple formats including print materials, social media, and digital channels.
- Manage the day-to-day delivery of multiple projects including all stages of the creative production lifecycle, from concept creation to artwork production, testing and distribution.
- Own the resourcing social media accounts - planning, designing, scheduling and monitoring posts (X and Facebook)
- Engage with Campaign Leads and Resourcing colleagues to create effective briefs for design and content production to support recruitment activity.
- Provide expert advice and guidance on graphic design and content creation approaches and recruitment channels.
- Engage with heads of brand within the Communications Division to implement the organisation's brand guidelines, design principles and best practice standards in all outputs, ensuring high-quality and accessible content.
- Lead on creative projects including researching new and emerging creative approaches and tools, managing photo-shoots and procuring creative services.
- Archive design assets to maximise the potential for future re-use.
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- Proven experience in graphic design and content production with a strong track record of developing and delivering designs based on evidence of user needs and organisational outcomes.
- Expert understanding of Industry standard tools, including Adobe Creative Cloud (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop and After Effects)
- Experience of designing for digital formats including social media and the web with a detailed understanding of accessibility criteria and best practice standards.
- Professional expertise and judgement to advise on the appropriate use of graphic outputs and formats, along with the ability to prioritise under pressure.
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