Screenprint Floor Support Artist

Lakeshirts•Little Falls, MN

11d•Onsite

About The Position

This position blends graphic production work with hands-on manufacturing support. One request may involve correcting a namedrop, while the next may require checking a comp, rebuilding part of a file, updating an ink rotation, or preparing a reburn request. You will communicate directly with artists, leads, Quality Control, and Little Falls production partners so decisions are clear and the finished print matches the approved artwork. This is a full-time onsite position at Lakeshirts in Little Falls, Minnesota. Remote work is not available for this role.

Requirements

Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator is required; working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop is strongly preferred.
Ability to inspect digital artwork carefully and recognize issues involving spelling, color, sizing, placement, file setup, and print quality.
Comfort using computers, shared files, work-order systems, and digital workflow tools throughout the day.
Strong organization and follow-through when priorities shift or several requests arrive at once.
Clear, respectful communication with artists, production team members, leads, and quality partners.
Ability to make sound decisions independently while knowing when to ask a lead for direction.
Reliable, flexible, welcoming, and ready to contribute to a team-first work environment.
Employee must be able to see, hear, read, write, communicate clearly, use good judgment, stay organized, adapt to changing priorities, and work with patience, professionalism, reliability, flexibility, and a helpful team-first attitude.

Nice To Haves

Graphic Design degree preferred, or equivalent education, portfolio work, or hands-on production art experience.
Experience with production art, prepress, screenprint, print production, apparel decoration, or manufacturing is helpful.

Responsibilities

Respond to artwork questions from the screenprint floor and determine what must be corrected before production continues.
Open and revise production files in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, including text, color, sizing, placement, and print-quality updates.
Compare artwork, work-order details, comps, namedrops, and production instructions to identify mismatches.
Prepare accurate screenprint files and send corrected artwork or screen reburn information to the appropriate production partner.
Check ink rotations, underlay setup, mesh information, gradients, blends, and other file details that affect print results.
Create or update customer-facing comps and production visuals when a floor issue requires a clear reference.
Partner directly with Production, Quality Control, artists, and leads to resolve issues without losing sight of accuracy.
Document artwork errors, recurring inconsistencies, and unclear standards so the team can prevent repeat problems.
Prioritize multiple live requests, communicate status clearly, and follow through until each production question is resolved.
Support continuous improvement by simplifying work, reducing waste, and helping standards stay useful and consistent.
Perform other duties as assigned based on production needs.