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Graphic Designer

Chicago, IL

An Introduction to Codal

Codal is an award-winning web design and development consultancy that helps enterprise organizations solve complex problems and accelerate growth through elegant, data-driven digital solutions. Our areas of expertise include application modernization, eCommerce, UX/UI design, product strategy, data analytics, and artificial intelligence. 

At Codal, you’ll collaborate with some of the most innovative organizations in the world and work on cutting-edge technologies that push the boundaries of design and software development. You’ll also be part of a community that promotes long-term success, not just for our clients but for each other. We’ll help you develop a professional roadmap that takes your career to new heights. 

Who you’ll be working with  
You will be working closely with the lead graphic designer, as well as Marketing and Sales teams. As a graphic designer, your responsibilities will involve conceptualizing, producing, managing, and optimizing graphic assets that align with the brand's identity. These assets will be used across various platforms including websites, social media, videos, sales funnels, and ads. We are looking for someone with strong creative and production skills to ensure a cohesive corporate identity throughout all touch points. 
  
What you’ll be doing  
  • Collaborate closely with the lead designer to establish and uphold brand guidelines, visual style, design direction, and marketing collateral materials.
  • Design and execute cohesive digital campaigns, including site banners, landing pages, emails, and social assets, ensuring freshness, innovation, and alignment with current trends.
  • Provide design support for presentations.
  • Continuously acquire knowledge about Codal's services and maintain a deep understanding of B2B audiences.
  • Manage multiple projects simultaneously and work stream.
  What you’ll need to be successful (Requirements)  
  • Minimum of 3-5 years of professional experience in a design agency or in-house creative department.
  • Strong conceptual skills, a keen sense of design, layout, and typography, with the ability to offer diverse design solutions.
  • Experience with Figma, & Adobe Suite.
  • Effective communication skills and the ability to collaborate seamlessly with project managers.
  • Proactive approach to problem-solving, with the ability to process and react to issues in a timely manner.
  • Ability to work collaboratively, contribute to brainstorming sessions, team meetings, presentations, and offer creative input.
  • Attention to detail and strong organizational skills to consistently meet deadlines.
  • Motion graphics skills are a plus.

Need another reason to hit the “apply” button?

  • Codal is a global agency with over 200 employees, and offices in the US, UK, and India 
  • We regularly host happy hours, dinners, excursions, and other company events to unwind after a hard day at work
  • Office snacks and drinks + a fancy Bevi water machine with flavored water 
  • We offer Medical, Life, Dental/Vision, and many more insurance types 
  • Employer 401k match - 4% 
  • A recreational group that regularly competes in city leagues for softball and volleyball

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At Codal, we are committed to equal employment opportunities regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, or veteran status. We are proud to be an equal opportunity workplace.

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