Graphic Designer

About the role

Majestic Resorts, a brand of high-end all-inclusive hotels, is looking for a Graphic Designer to help conceive, design and maintain brand marketing materials. The role needs a keen eye for detail and a luxury design aesthetic, the ability to take a project from concept to completion, and the ability to follow existing brand guidelines while building on them to define the future state of the brand identity.

Key responsibilities

• Help develop the visual brand identity for Majestic Resorts, each resort brand, restaurants, bars, programs and more through logos and marketing materials such as flyers, brochures and collateral.
• Apply and encourage the use of brand guidelines, and work with the Director of Brand Marketing and Creative to develop them.
• Support digital marketing by designing graphics for website landing pages, emails, digital banners and social media campaigns.
• Work with the Sales & Marketing and Operations teams to build and define the brand, and own projects through completion on time.
• Ensure the accuracy of information in online and printed deliverables, take constructive criticism and communicate clearly.
• Consider multilingual flexibility and future-state goals, provide varied solutions, and mentor other designers when asked.

Required profile

• Degree or certification in Graphic Design or a similar field.
• 3+ years of professional design experience; hotel industry experience preferred but not required.
• English and Spanish (limited working proficiency).
• Adaptable, able to learn new techniques, work alone or in a team, and work well under pressure and tight deadlines.

Required skills

• Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop)
• Ability to create print-ready, preflighted files and interchangeably use PMS, CMYK, RGB and HEX codes
• Strong typography knowledge and ability to design within a grid system
• Conceptual ability and problem-solving initiative
• Bonus: HTML5 and CSS, responsive web graphic production, photo editing, After Effects or Final Cut