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Mountain Times Publications is looking for a full-time
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Mountain Times Publications is looking for a full-time creative page designer. The ideal candidate will have both newspaper experience and experience with the inner workings of a total content management system but we are willing to train an applicant with the basic skill set. The position is in our Boone hub, where a team of designers work in a fast-paced environment building multiple newspapers and special sections for our North Carolina-Tennessee newspaper group. You will benefit from experienced leadership, but some of the skills you’ll need to have and develop include: • Knowledge of principles of design, including page layout, typography, color, balance and composition. • Ability to create page layouts and graphic elements using Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop and other tools in the creative suite. • Produce quality work in a deadline-driven environment for multiple projects while following style guidelines. • Knowledge of composition. • Ability to develop visual concepts based on collaboration with editors, photographers and illustrators. • Collaborate with other designers to solve problems and develop visual solutions. • Manage a variety of production deadlines. • Detail oriented with strong organizational / time management / communication skills. • Ability to work independently, recognize and attend to important details with accuracy and efficiency. • Ability to follow industry standards and practices, stay current with industry trends. • Understanding of digital platforms and experience in web design a plus. photography practices, color, Extra attention will be paid to applicants who have copy editing experience (you’ll develop this, too). Interested applicants should send a cover letter, resume and design samples to: johnny.hayes@mountaintimes.com
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