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Mindcomet Needs Many!!

We are growing at the seams and looking for talented entry to senior level candidates that have a passion for design, specifically in the interactive field. We nurture a collaborative and ongoing-learning environment with a work hard/play hard philosophy. Designer must have solid examples showing solutions for clients, be responsible and reliable, have a great attitude, and a constant willingness to learn. Please provide a “designed” resume along with an online portfolio or pdf with work samples for review. Salary will be based on portfolio and experience.

Eligible candidates should have excellent design skills and a strong working usage of Photoshop and Illustrator. In addition, a programming knowledge in XHTML and CSS is REQUIRED. Experience in Actionscript 3 and integrating HTML templates within a CMS is a plus.

MindComet is one of the most recognizable agencies in Central Florida with clients including: Disney, Busch Entertainment Corporation, NCsoft West, Florida Hospital, Wente Vineyards, Speed TV to name a few. Benefits include a yearly 4 day retreat (this year we took a crusie to the Bahamas), recognition Fridays every month, 2 weeks vacation, PTO, 401k, Medical, Dental, Vision, Team Building events and much more…

Software: Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Dreamweaver (or HTML editor equivalent), InDesign

Skills: Concept, Design, Communication, Typography, Client-Side Programming, Writing, Attention to detail

Educational Requirements: Degree in design, but caliber of portfolio caries the most weight!

If interested, click CLICK HERE and send your resume with “Creative Designer Position” in the subject line. Please do not respond if you do not have URLs demonstrating good web design and HTML abilities. You may also do the same, but send your work and resume to this email address: creativejobs@mindcomet.com

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.

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Comments

  • Posted: January 8, 2010 17:11

    Art Wilbur

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  • Posted: January 13, 2010 01:38

    Tyler Clark

    I believe that the required expectations in the design industry should be raised. Now, especially during these economic hardships, competition in the design world is at a peak. It is easy to come by students fresh out of school with programming skills and other standard design skill, but employers don't seem to look past the "skills" column in a resume. As mentioned above, a portfolio holds much more weight than an "I can do this" resume. Portfolios house ones creativity, boundaries, and opportunities to grow. I believe it would help graduates with real potential, and employers for that matter if each applicant sent in a electronic portfolio. Not only would this cut down an employers time, it could potentially boost the most deserving graduate to the top and obtain that job. Nothing will showcase I grade 'A' employee like their resume. Tyler Clark tclark43
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  • Posted: January 17, 2010 02:52

    Carin Benford

    As I enter into the field of graphic design, I found this article to be a very informative synopsis of what this employer requires from its employees. Although the workforce seems bleak in regards to longevity and stability with a company, this job description ensures the notion of hard work makes a successful candidate. In other words, a talented person with the enough passion and skills can compete with anyone for this job; because learning in this position is a continuous cycle.
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  • Posted: January 17, 2010 03:25

    Carin Benford

    I am entering into the field of graphic design. I found this article to be a very informative synopsis. It states what this employer requires from its employees. The workforce seems bleak in regards to longevity and stability with a company, however this job description ensures the notion of hard work makes a successful candidate. In other words, a talented person with the enough passion and skills can compete with anyone for this job; because learning in this position is an ongoing experience. I feel I am a talented individual. In addition, I possess the desire to learn more in graphic design even though I am not yet ready to compete for this position. I know my limitations but constantly strive to improve my weaknesses.
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  • Posted: January 20, 2010 18:21

    jorge urrea

    This article is very convenient for anybody that is looking for a career in graphic design. It explains very well what is needed to succeed in this field. It also expresses all the areas that we as students should emphasize in what we are studying. As I kept reading the article I felt comfortable about the amount of opportunities that are available to students. Graphic design is a career that offers a lot of opportunities in different areas. It allows us to use our creativity together with top of the line technology to be successful in the future.
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