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Join Busy, In-House Design Department of B2B Company in Los Angeles

Canon Communications, LLC is a B2B media and trade-show company in Los Angeles that has an immediate need for a full-time graphic designer. In this position, you’ll conceptualize and produce promotional material for B2B publications and web products for a fast-paced, in-house design department.

The majority of the workload consists of creating HTML emails, web banners, animated gif tile ads, and PDF flyers. You’ll also design ads, promotional mailers, and media kit brochures.

The ideal candidate is a team player and has at least five years’ experience and excellent skills with Dreamweaver, Flash, InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator. You can view the full job posting here.

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Published: June 25, 2009

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