Design Specialist

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coroflotLos Angeles (CA)
Designers, All OtherOther Specialized Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$28 - $32 hourly

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About the role

Ravenhill Studio is seeking a Design Specialist to help bring Studio design projects from idea to reality. We're looking for someone passionate about industrial and graphic design, with strong photography and photo editing skills. Working with the Founder and Design Director, the Design Specialist helps bring the Studio’s new designs to market through CAD modeling, physical prototyping, and the creation of marketing and collateral assets. In addition to design responsibilities, the Design Specialist helps draw and construct the build-out of our physical space.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES: Product Development and Execution Photography and Asset Creation Client-Facing Collateral CAD Modeling Physical Prototyping
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES: Supportive research and development Vendor research for prototyping and manufacturing Construction of our physical space
QUALIFICATIONS: 2+ years of work/school experience in the field of design (or a related field) Fully proficient in one or more of the following CAD programs Rhino Sketchup Solidworks Fully proficient in the Adobe Suite Photography experience An innate passion for design Strong visual communication skills Familiarity with design language, heritage, and market Proficiency in crafting physical models Ability to communicate via hand sketching LOCATION Must be based in Los Angeles Must have reliable transportation COMPENSATION / BENEFITS This is a full-time position with hourly pay $28 - $32 hourly, 60-68K annually / commensurate with experience Quarterly Profit Sharing Program Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance after probationary period Paid time off and winter holiday break Retirement plan contributions Employee Lunch Program Discount on Ravenhill Studio products Ravenhill Studio is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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