Graphics Designer for Printing Business

US336•Canton, MI

About The Position

The Graphic Production Artist is a detail-oriented, technical role responsible for the final preparation, refinement, and delivery of all digital and print design assets. You will work closely with the creative and account teams to ensure all final files meet precise technical specifications, brand standards, and are optimized for flawless production.

Requirements

2–4+ years of professional experience in a Graphic Production Artist, Production Designer, or similar technical design role.
Advanced proficiency in the Adobe Creative Suite, specifically: Adobe InDesign (Expert-level proficiency a must), Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Acrobat.
Deep understanding of print production processes, prepress requirements, digital ad specifications, color management (CMYK, RGB, Spot Colors), and file optimization.
Exceptional eye for detail and commitment to producing error-free, pixel-perfect final artwork.
Proven ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and prioritize tasks in a deadline-driven environment.

Nice To Haves

Excellent customer service
Troubleshooting
Database management
Experience working with digital asset management (DAM) systems
Familiarity with motion graphics software (e.g., After Effects) for basic asset preparation
Working knowledge of HTML/CSS for digital asset troubleshooting

Responsibilities

Prepare, correct, and package final artwork for both print (e.g., brochures, packaging, signage) and digital (e.g., web banners, email graphics, social media) production.
Apply pre-press checks, including managing color separations, ensuring correct bleeds, marks, resolution, and file formats (e.g., press-ready PDFs, EPS, high-res JPEGs/PNGs).
Create multiple final versions and mechanicals from approved master designs, including resizing assets for various platforms and print dimensions with meticulous accuracy.
Conduct final quality control checks on all artwork to ensure brand consistency, correct typography, and zero errors before releasing files to vendors or launching online.
Maintain and organize a library of digital assets, including fonts, logos, images, and final production files.
Communicate effectively with designers, printers, developers, and project managers to troubleshoot file issues and ensure smooth delivery against tight deadlines.
Develop and maintain production templates for common assets to improve team efficiency and consistency.