Graphic and multimedia designers
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Graphic and multimedia designers
The primary responsibility of a Multimedia Designer is to produce content that accomplishes the goal of each project they receive. Some common Multimedia Designer job duties include: - Meeting with technicians, directors, business analysts, marketing specialists and other professionals to set the project scope and brainstorm ideas - Becoming familiar with the goal of the project and researching as needed to understand the assignment - Producing mock-ups and storyboards that provide a rough idea about the finished working design - Utilizing animation software, design tools and audio recording equipment to produce audio recordings and visual imagery - Seeking feedback from stakeholders after the initial design is complete - Revising work based on input from stakeholders in a timely manner - Providing regular progress updates for the design team - Staying up-to-date on the latest design trends and advancements in media techniques
. Job Title and Duties
- Position: Graphic and multimedia designers
- Primary Duties: Social media Advertisement , SEO , Website Maintenance
2. Employer and Work Location
- Employer Name: [Employer hidden — view at passion-project.co.uk]
- Work Address: 73 broadmead BS1 3DX
3. Work Hours and Schedule
- Contract Type: Full-time/
- Work Schedule: 40 per week, with potential weekend and holiday shifts as required.
4. Salary and Compensation
- Salary: £36k to 40k
- Payment Frequency:Monthly
- Additional Compensation:Bonus structure
5. Contract Duration
- Term: Permanent or fixed-term, beginning on 7 January 2025
6. Employee Benefits
- Benefits Offered: Employee discounts, paid time off, potential health benefits, and training opportunities as per company policy.
7. Leave Entitlement
- The Employee is entitled to 20 Days of paid annual leave, in accordance with UK statutory requirements.
8. Termination Conditions
- Notice Period: 30 days by either party, subject to UK employment laws.
- Grounds for Termination: Misconduct, failure to meet job performance criteria, or other relevant reasons as defined by UK employment standards