21GRAMS- Art Supervisor

Real Chemistry•Boston, MA

4d•$105,000 - $120,000•Hybrid

About The Position

21 Grams, a Real Chemistry subsidiary, is seeking an Art Supervisor to serve as a brand steward and category champion. This role requires a deep understanding of the brand, its benefits, and driven differentiation. Working with Copy partners and reporting to the Associate Creative Director, the Art Supervisor will be responsible for all day-to-day design responsibilities for assigned healthcare/pharma-related HCP accounts. The ideal candidate will possess the strategic thinking, creative ideation, and conceptual skills to execute across a range of mediums.

Requirements

5+ years healthcare/pharmaceutical art direction and design.
Experience in the healthcare/pharmaceutical industry in an agency setting required.
Proficiency in Adobe CS required, other relevant design software programs a plus.
Portfolio or PDF of relevant work samples required.

Nice To Haves

College degree in a related field preferred.

Responsibilities

Responsible for art direction and design across a variety of digital tactics, including websites, interactive visual aids, videos, banners, landing pages, and emails, for branded and unbranded HCP clients.
Convey scientific information into compelling and memorable messages for HCP campaigns.
Champion creative thinking for campaigns and initiatives that advance creative strategy and brand personality.
Prepare materials for client copy approval submissions, ensuring pieces are referenced and annotated according to AMA style, without supervision.
Collaborate with Art Directors, Designers, and Developers from job initiation to digital deployment, and partner with Account and Strategy teams at all points.
Ability to independently run multiple projects, sometimes for different brands/industries.
Potential for leading more junior members of the Art team.
Clearly and expertly present work to internal members of the team, including Creative leads, Account team members, and Partners.
Participate in client presentations (when appropriate), verbalizing the thoughts behind the idea while tying it back to the communication objective.