5 Awesome Companies Hiring Right Now: October 6
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Enter a caption (optional)Each week the world's top companies choose Coroflot as the place to post jobs in hopes of finding a member of our talented community to join their team. The connection we provide between employers and creative professionals is what has made us a trusted job marketplace for twenty years. If you're an employer, posting a job to Coroflot is quick and affordable. If you're a job seeker, there are tons of new opportunities to get hired by amazing companies every week on Coroflot.
Check out these five awesome companies hiring right now:
Company: Rhode Island School of Design (RISD)
Position: Senior Graphic Designer
Location: Providence, RI
Do you ever dream of going back to school? Here's your chance...sort of. One of the top design schools is looking for none other than a designer! As a Senior Graphic Designer you'll be working with the RISD Media Group to tell the school's story in print and on the web. As you probably already know, this is a highly visual community, and one of the main requirements of the job is having the skills to translate complex ideas "into compelling, intuitive visuals" for that community. Given that it's RISD, the bar is most likely high for this position, but it seems like a whole lot of fun.
Company: IBM Design
Position: Design Thinking Lead Facilitator
Location: San Francisco, CA
The award-winning IBM Design Education + Activation Team is looking to expanding and looking to bring aboard someone who will be responsible for educating software development team members as well as clients and partners about the company's innovative technology. This is a perfect position for an education-minded person with a background in software development who is capable of bringing clarity to large groups when it comes to the Education and Activation mission of IBM. If you want to get an inside look at what IBM Design is all about, check out our Employer Spotlight chat with Head of Global Recruiting Amber Atkins.
Company: JPL
Position: Art Director
Location: Harrisburg, PA
For fans of a highly collaborative environment and "making awesomeness", JPL wants to hire you as their new Art Director. From the looks of the job post, it appears that the Art Director at JPL is sort of a jack of all trades. Between designing graphics and layouts, showing off those typography skills, leading photo shoots, and more, this is truly the job for someone who likes to do it all.
Company: Riot Hospitality Group
Position: Senior Graphic Designer
Location: Scottsdale, AZ
Based in Arizona, this hospitality management company owns and operates a handful of cool looking restaurants. Their businesses range from whiskey-focused establishments to upscale taquerias and health-focused farm to table restaurants, among others. The position looks perfect for a highly creative food-loving graphic designer looking to work within a range of different styles of branding and design. Flyers, Menus, web graphics, signage, social media graphics, and other marketing materials all need to be designed, so maybe you're the one to do it!
Company: Gensler
Position: Architectural Product Designer
Location: Los Angeles, CA
This world-renowned collaborative design firm has been involved in some major high-profile projects, including headquarters for Facebook, Airbnb, and Etsy, among many others. Clearly, the bar is high for this position. Gensler is seeking an "entrepreneurial individual" to work in the Product Design Practice Area on things ranging from the floor (ex. carpeting) to the ceiling (ex. lighting) and everything in between. The ideal candidate will be someone who is confident in every step of the design process from research to implementation.
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