Senior Graphic Designer

MJH Life Sciences•Dallas, TX

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Mesmerize, a segment of MJH Life Sciences and a leader in out-of-home and point-of-care advertising, is seeking a Senior Graphic Designer to support its transit and large format production operation and its digital point-of-care network. Based in our Carrollton, TX office and reporting to the Production Coordinator, this role owns the full lifecycle of vehicle wrap and large format production — from intake and file repair through press-ready delivery — and supports the design and versioning of static and video content for healthcare waiting room and exam room screens. The work is technical, deadline-driven, and detail-intensive, and we are looking for a production specialist who takes ownership of their output and brings a systematic approach to every job.

Requirements

Five or more years in production art or design for out-of-home or large format, including hands-on vehicle wrap work
Vehicle and bus wrap production: building on vehicle templates, working at percentage scale, tiling and panel output, window perf, and preparing files to the wrap installer's specification
Working knowledge of print production: resolution, color, bleed, trapping, and file preparation to a printer's spec sheet; comfortable reading a vendor spec sheet and building to it without hand-holding
Excellent proficiency with Adobe Creative Cloud (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and Acrobat Pro) and macOS
Working ability in Premiere Pro or an equivalent for trimming, resizing, and versioning video
Strong design fundamentals: typography, layout, hierarchy, and working inside an existing brand system
Active use of AI tools — including generative fill, background removal, upscaling, and vectorization tools — as a standard part of production, with documented workflows for recurring tasks
Portfolio required; include at least one vehicle wrap and at least one before-and-after example of repairing or rebuilding a client-supplied file; screen or video work welcome
Bachelor's degree, or equivalent practical experience in production art
Candidates should be prepared to discuss how they currently use AI in their production or design work.
Specific tools in active use — such as Adobe Firefly, generative fill, AI upscaling, background removal, or vectorization tools — and how they are applied to retouching, file repair, or repetitive production tasks
How AI has changed the speed or quality of production output, particularly across high-volume or technically demanding jobs such as vehicle wraps or large format builds
How you verify AI-assisted output against the source file and vendor specification before a job goes to press or a file ships to the network
Examples of recurring production tasks you have turned into documented, repeatable AI-assisted workflows that reduced error or turnaround time

Nice To Haves

Bonus: examples of recurring production tasks you have turned into documented, repeatable AI-assisted workflows that reduced error or turnaround time

Responsibilities

Design and produce vehicle wraps for transit, including full and partial bus wraps, kings, queens, tails, and window perf, built on the transit authority or vendor template for the specific vehicle and accounting for panel splits, rivets, curvature, door and window cuts, and the areas lost on install
Own incoming art from intake through release: confirm files are print-ready, troubleshoot what is not, rebuild and repair client-supplied artwork by recreating logos and type from raster sources, chasing native files and fonts, and matching brand color when only a flattened file exists
Preflight in Acrobat Pro, resolving missing fonts and links, insufficient raster resolution, and stray spot channels; prepare files to vendor specification including correct color space, spot and Pantone handling, ICC profiles, total ink limits, rich black, overprint, trapping, and PDF/X export standards
Build and scale artwork for large format output, working at percentage scale from vendor templates and dielines and accounting for panel splits, seams, and bleed on oversize pieces
Package and deliver artwork to print vendors, read and build to their specs, respond to file kickbacks, and confirm corrections before a job goes to press
Create mock-up designs and print-ready designs, perform image retouching, and create spec sheets and templates for standard print materials and outdoor installations
Design and adapt content for digital screens in healthcare waiting rooms and exam rooms, working to exact device specifications, safe areas, and export requirements for each format
Edit, resize, and version video for the point-of-care network: trim, resize to screen specification, and assemble simple pieces with correct export settings and audio levels, shipping the editable project file alongside the final render
Adapt client and source material into patient-appropriate content using plain language, no web artifacts, and no clinical renaming of patient-facing terms
Use AI tools as a standard part of the production workflow for retouching, generative fill, background removal, upscaling, vectorization, spec checking, and repetitive production steps; verify output against source before it ships and turn recurring tasks into documented, repeatable workflows
Proof and QA every deliverable before it ships, against the request, the brand guidelines, and the vendor or device specification
File and archive finished work to the team's naming, folder, and tagging conventions so any job can be accurately reprinted or redeployed months later
Coordinate with production, design, and account teams on brand, technical, and timeline requirements, and flag recurring bottlenecks or opportunities to improve intake and fulfillment