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1) Designer wanted for creative fling (possible long-term relationship)
Due to recent expansion, the company behind The bdaily - The bgroup - is on the look-out for a talented Graphic Designer to join us on a short-term contract to bolster the creative capacity of the team in the coming months. The ideal candidate should have: · Previous industry experience · Knowledge of the usual suspects - Quark, Photoshop, Illustrator / Freehand · The ability to think quickly and generate creative and practical solutions · Some experience of artworking and pre-press production · GSOH (good sense of humour)The ideal candidate will be: · Given the opportunity to work in one of the region’s most dynamic agencies · Working with a team of designers, web developers and copywriters on a‹ number of regional and national projects · Provided with competitive rates of pay We will also be recruiting for a permanent position for the duration of this contract, and should the selected candidate be suitable, and wish to join the team on a permanent basis, an opportunity may exist for a longer-term relationship with The b. If you think this is for you, send us some of your past work and an outline of work history and we will be in touch. Please get in touch with Neil Bestford by emailing neil@thebgroup.co.uk or by post at: The bgroup, Six Charlotte Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4XF. www.thebgroup.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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