Graphic Design Team Lead fmd

Clariness is looking for a Graphic Design Team Lead (f/m/d) based in Berlin or Hamburg.
Fulltime; unlimited

Tasks

• Managing design projects from concept to delivery.
• Producing and developing printed layouts for clinical studies such as patient brochures leaflets websites and more.
• Communication with clients consultancy presentation and management of design projects.
• Supporting the development of the designers in the team and providing constructive feedback.
• Brief and coordinate freelance graphic designers to meet client requirements.
• Actively participate in the optimization of processes and designs to ensure the best results for our clients and customers for an excellent user experience.
• Finding and applying innovative solutions (e.g. AI) to improve processes and creative services.
• Liaising with project stakeholders to deliver highquality design and to ensure deadlines are met.

Requirements

• A degree in graphic design or similar and at least two years of experience as a team lead.
• Extensive knowledge of graphic design styles and techniques (print web).
• Experience in project coordination and team management.
• Outstanding knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite (in particular Photoshop InDesign Illustrator).
• Creative mindset and strong conceptual thinking.
• Confident use of Figma website design skills.
• Proficient in the use of PowerPoint and excellent presentation skills.

Benefits

• Varied and exciting job with personal responsibility in an international company.
• Professional and personal development opportunities including training budget and access to learning platforms.
• Diverse field of activities with challenging projects.
• Flexible working hours and mobile working options.
• Flat hierarchies and a chance to shape the work environment.
• Dynamic and international team.
• Building an international brand for patients in the healthcare and technology industries.
• Impact healthcare by accelerating medical innovation through improved access to clinical trials potentially bringing needed treatments to patients faster.