Graphic Designer - job 1 of 2

As a Graphic Designer at AXS, your primary responsibilities include conceptualizing and designing visually appealing presentations that align with our brand identity. You'll manage multiple projects, ensure adherence to brand standards, and create easy-to-use templates for internal use across platforms like Keynote and PowerPoint. Additionally, you'll collaborate with the Business Development and Sales teams to refresh our presentation materials and keep our messaging fresh and engaging.

To qualify for the Graphic Designer position at AXS, you should have a Bachelor's degree in Graphic/Visual Arts, Human-Computer Interaction, or a related field, along with 2-4 years of professional experience in graphic design. A strong portfolio showcasing your design work, specifically in presentation and information design, is essential, along with proficiency in design tools like Figma, PowerPoint, and InDesign.

A successful Graphic Designer at AXS must possess strong graphic design skills, especially in layout, color theory, and typography. Effective communication and collaboration abilities are crucial, as you will work with various teams to understand their vision and needs. Moreover, staying updated with design trends and demonstrating ownership of your projects will be key to thriving in this role.

The pay scale for a Graphic Designer at AXS ranges from $69,000 to $76,000 annually. This compensation reflects the skills and experience necessary to excel in this creative and dynamic environment. Additionally, AXS offers various benefits and opportunities to learn and grow within the industry.

At AXS, we are committed to fostering professional growth. We provide opportunities for learning and skill development through training and education reimbursement programs. Our collaborative work environment encourages innovation and creative problem-solving, empowering you to take on new challenges and advance your career in the graphic design field.

When prioritizing design principles, I focus on hierarchy, balance, color theory, and typography, especially when creating presentations. These elements ensure that the information is clearly communicated and engaging for the audience.

My design process starts with understanding the message and audience. I then sketch initial concepts, choose color palettes, and select typography. After creating a draft, I iterate based on feedback, ensuring the final design aligns with brand standards.

I manage multiple projects by prioritizing tasks based on deadlines and importance. I use tools to track my progress and maintain open communication with my team to ensure expectations are clear and adjustments can be made as needed.

Essential tools for my graphic design work include Figma for collaboration, Adobe Creative Suite for miscellaneous tasks, and presentation software like PowerPoint and Keynote to create impactful slides.

I keep up with design trends by following industry blogs, attending webinars, and participating in design communities. This ongoing learning helps me stay innovative and incorporate fresh ideas into my work at AXS.

I have significant experience working with corporate branding, ensuring all designs maintain brand consistency. I understand the importance of reflecting the brand’s identity in all created visuals, particularly presentations.

I view feedback as a critical part of my design process. I actively seek input from stakeholders, respect their perspectives, and iterate on my designs based on constructive criticism to achieve the best possible outcome.

Certainly! One challenging project involved designing a presentation for a high-stakes client meeting, where I had to distill complex information into engaging visuals. I overcame this by focusing on key messages and creating a narrative flow that kept the audience engaged.

For effective collaboration, I ensure clear communication by establishing expectations early in the project. Utilizing collaborative tools and scheduling regular check-ins helps keep everyone aligned and allows for real-time feedback.

What I enjoy most about being a Graphic Designer is the ability to marry creativity with strategic thinking. Designing solutions that not just look good but effectively communicate messages and have a positive impact is incredibly fulfilling.