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-- Aaron Bacall

MSTA job opening: Graphic designer

Magazines and newsletters, web design and more. Are you looking for variety and freedom to create in a fun environment? The Missouri State Teachers Association is seeking an experienced graphic designer for its Columbia office who has a keen eye for detail and superior software skills. Magazine and some Web experience is a must; photography skill is a plus. Our ideal candidate must be able to manage multiple deadlines in a fast-paced workplace, work well with others and possess strong design skills. To apply online, click here. The online application will take from 20 to 30 minutes.

The application deadline is May 31, 2006.

Job description

  • Designs and lays out all MSTA publications.
  • Manages department’s relationships with a variety of printers and art/graphics vendors.
  • Communicates with printers and conducts press checks as needed.
  • Serves as staff photographer.
  • Maintains archived computer files.
  • Maintains standards for the MSTA logo and other brand designs; works with staff and third-party vendors to ensure appropriate use of logos.
  • Coordinates photography and illustrations for School & Community magazine and other publications.
  • Supervises the quality of printed materials in conjunction with a variety of printers.
  • Supervises model releases, reusage fees, billing and other housekeeping tasks for the Communications Department.
  • Coordinates Web-site design and presentation of Web-site content.
  • Coordinates production of print jobs as assigned.
  • Manages model releases, reusage fees and other art-related housekeeping tasks.

Education and experience:

  • Bachelor's degree; minimum five years experience in a related position or equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • Skilled in the use of a personal computer, including Mac OS X, InDesign or Quark, Photoshop and Illustrator software.
  • Demonstrated design skill that includes the creation of printed pieces in a variety of formats, including multi-page projects, screen-printed items and large-format signage.