Graphic Design Employment Opening. The Logo Factory has one immediate design position opening in our Mississauga studio. Applicants need to be able to demonstrate the ability to work in a fast-paced (some might say chaotic) creative environment. If you take a gander at our logo design portfolio, I think it’s pretty clear what it is we do around here, so we’ll move on with the pertinent details of the position. Here’s who we’re looking for and what we need them to do.

One Full Time Design Position.

Mac Head Prefered.
Design, illustration & drawing capabilities a must.
Experience in Adobe Illustrator a must.
Ability to juggle sizeable (from time-to-time) project load.
Ability to work with minimum supervision.
Ability to discuss projects with clients.
Internet & Web Savvy.
Some other things that might be of use – Flash, HTML, Dreamweaver experience.
Not much else to say – check out our portfolio. If you’re capable of creating stuff just like this, then we’re probably looking for you. Naturally, we’d like to see some logo design samples.

Salaried in-house position with benefits.

Send resumes, education and job history, graphic design portfolio .PDFs and whatever URLS you’d like us to view to info at thelogofactory dot com. If you seem like the right mix, Tasha will contact you for a face-to-face. Sorry, this is an in-house position only.

Also, due to the volume of applicants that we typically get from job postings, we may not be able to get back to everyone (although we’ll do our best) other than the folks we’d like to meet personally. If you’d like further information, you can always contact the studio. We’ll be accepting applications for the next ten days, then we’ll start contacting qualified designers for interviews at the shop.

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Design Employment Openings – okey, dokey. It’s hiring time again at the shop, so we figured we’d use our own resources to get out the word first. Here’s the scoop – we need some able bodied creatives to join our happy little band. The short version – The Logo Factory has two immediate design position openings in our Mississauga studio. Applicants need to be able to demonstrate the ability to work in a fast-paced (some might say chaotic) creative environment. I think it’s pretty clear what it is we do around here, so we’ll move on with the pertinent details of the positions. What follows is the long version.

Job# TLF101 – Full Time Design Position.

Mac Head Prefered.
Design, illustration & drawing capabilities a must.
Experience in Adobe Illustrator a must.
Ability to juggle sizeable (from time-to-time) project load.
Ability to work with minimum supervision.
Ability to discuss projects with clients.
Internet & Web Savvy.
Some other things that might be of use – Flash, HTML, Dreamweaver experience.
Not much else to say – check out our portfolio. If you’re capable of creating stuff just like this, then we’re probably looking for you. Naturally, we’d like to see some examples of previous logo work. Salaried in-house position with benefits.

Job# TLF 102 – Part Time Contract Junior Designer.

Mac Head Prefered.
Experience in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.
Experience in production and prepress and .PDF.
Duties include setting up business cards, letterhead impositions, presentation folders, etc. Working with senior designers for project completion. Ability to follow direction a must. The faster, the better.
Position is for 3 days a week (Tues, Wednesday & Friday). May lead to full-time position.
Hourly in-studio contract position.

Send resumes, education and job history, portfolio .PDFs and whatever URLS you’d like us to view to info [at] thelogofactory dot com (please quote the Job # you’re interested in). If you seem like the right mix, Nicole will contact you for a face-to-face. Sorry, these are both Mississauga in-house positions only. Also, due to the volume of applicants that we generally get from job postings, we may not be able to get back to everyone (although we’ll do our best) other than the folks we’d like to interview further. If you’d like further information, you can always contact the studio.

Update: Both these positions have been filled. Thanks to all who sent in applications and resumes.

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