Overview
We are looking for an experienced Print Graphic Designer who can take a project from an initial idea through final production.
You’ll design everything from brochures and trade show displays to billboards, publications, packaging, and other branded materials. Some projects will begin with an established brand or a rough Photoshop mockup. Others will start with a creative brief and a blank page.
Strong design skills are only part of the job. You’ll prepare files for production and work directly with print vendors when needed. Before something goes to press, we want you looking closely enough to catch the fold that lands in the wrong place or the typo everyone else missed.
Why This Role Matters
To our team: Our account strategists need to be able to hand you a print project and trust that it will keep moving. You’ll develop the design and work through the production details. When the file reaches the printer, the rest of the team should feel confident that it has been thoroughly checked.
To our clients: A brochure handed to a prospect or a display standing behind their team at a trade show represents their brand in a physical space. Once thousands of copies are printed, a mistake cannot be corrected with a quick update. Your work helps make sure the finished piece looks as good in someone’s hands as it did on screen.
What You’ll Do
- Design print and brand materials across a wide range of formats, from smaller marketing pieces to large-format displays and multi-page publications. Develop original concepts when needed and extend established brands consistently across new applications.
- Prepare accurate, production-ready files with a strong understanding of commercial printing requirements. Account for color reproduction and finishing requirements while adapting artwork to the specifications of each project.
- Coordinate directly with printers and other production vendors. Request quotes or submit files as needed, review proofs carefully, and troubleshoot production issues before they affect the finished piece.
- Proofread every project that passes through your hands, even when the copy has already been reviewed by the client. Check the design with the same care, including alignment and image quality as well as the details that can change during production.
- Manage a few substantial projects at once while accommodating smaller requests that come through in between. Collaborate with Media Quest’s other designers so projects can move between team members when schedules require it.
What We’re Looking For
- 4+ years of professional graphic design experience with a portfolio demonstrating strong print design and finished physical pieces.
- Advanced proficiency with Adobe InDesign and Illustrator, along with strong Photoshop skills. You should be comfortable receiving an existing Photoshop mockup and developing it into finished artwork appropriate for production.
- Thorough knowledge of commercial print production. You should understand bleeds and color modes as well as resolution, spot colors, folds, binding, large-format production, and the other details required to deliver press-ready files.
- Exceptional attention to detail. You catch typos after others have proofed the copy and notice when something in a printer’s proof does not match the approved design.
- Strong creative judgment and the ability to work from both established brand standards and open-ended creative briefs. Comfort presenting work or discussing revisions directly with clients is preferred, but not required.
Tools & Technical Skills
Fluency with Adobe Creative Cloud is expected, with advanced proficiency in InDesign and Illustrator. Strong Photoshop skills are also required.
You should be comfortable working with commercial printers and understanding their specifications. Experience preparing files for both traditional and large-format production is important.
How to Apply
Send us a short introduction along with your resume and portfolio.
We want to see work that demonstrates both strong design and an understanding of print. Include 2–3 projects you’re especially proud of, preferably with examples of the finished physical pieces when available.
For at least one project, tell us where you started and what you were responsible for. Briefly explain any production considerations that influenced your design or how you prepared the project for its final use.
Job Category
Design and Editing
Job Type
Full Time (35 hours or more per week)
Work Schedule and Timezone
Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Texas, US Time, includes 1-hour unpaid break. (8 hours per day/40 hours per week).
Published on
Sep 11 2026
BruntWork will never ask you for money or any other form of payment. If someone claiming to represent BruntWork is requesting a payment from you, please let us know at applications@bruntwork.co
“BruntWork made the entire recruitment process smooth, transparent, and stress-free. They matched me with a client that genuinely fits my skills and values — and the support didn’t stop at placement... A reliable, professional partner I’d recommend without hesitation.”
— Zyrrah D, Bookkeeper
4.9/5
4.9/5Print Graphic Designer
Job Category
Design and Editing
Job Type
Full Time (35 hours or more per week)
Work Schedule and Timezone
Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Texas, US Time, includes 1-hour unpaid break. (8 hours per day/40 hours per week).
Published on
Sep 11 2026
BruntWork will never ask you for money or any other form of payment. If someone claiming to represent BruntWork is requesting a payment from you, please let us know at applications@bruntwork.co
“BruntWork made the entire recruitment process smooth, transparent, and stress-free. They matched me with a client that genuinely fits my skills and values — and the support didn’t stop at placement... A reliable, professional partner I’d recommend without hesitation.”
— Zyrrah D, Bookkeeper
4.9/54.9/5