Graphic Designer

Title: Graphic Designer Location: Kissimmee, Florida - hybrid; 3 days in office - Commutable to Orlando only. Required:

• 3+ years of experience in graphic, product, or industrial design; prior work with consumer electronics, tech accessories, or hardware-adjacent products is a plus.
• Degree in Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Product Design, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• Strong proficiency in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop; experience with Figma or similar tools for UI/mockups is a plus.
• Demonstrated ability to apply graphics to 3D objects (cases, shells, packaging), including use of templates, mockups, and dielines.
• Strong sense of composition, typography, color, and brand storytelling tailored to tech?forward products.
• Familiarity with the consumer electronics and tech ecosystem (major brands, accessory trends, gaming/streaming setups, and device ecosystems).
• Curiosity about emerging technologies and trends (e.g., AR/VR, wearables, gaming peripherals, smart?home devices) and how design can differentiate products in these spaces.
• Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment, take direction, and deliver on deadlines.

• Create 2D artwork, patterns, iconography, and layouts for consumer electronics products and accessories (e.g., phone cases, headphones, chargers, controllers, desk accessories, smart?home peripherals).
• Apply graphics thoughtfully to existing product forms, considering surface, materials, manufacturing constraints, print methods, and durability in daily use.
• Build production-ready files and art packs including dielines, color callouts, finishes, and print specifications for vendors and factories.
• Translate brand and character style guides into on-product graphics that feel premium, cohesive, and appropriate for tech hardware.
• Prepare visual presentations, line sheets, and mockups for line reviews, retailer pitches, and internal approvals.
• Conduct visual and trend research in consumer electronics, gaming, and tech culture, gathering references on finishes, CMF (color, material, finish), and form factors to inspire new graphics directions.
• Iterate quickly based on feedback from the Creative Director and cross-functional partners, refining designs to balance aesthetics, function, and manufacturability.
• Help organize asset libraries, maintain clean and up-to-date design files, and support basic documentation of versions and approvals. RIT Solutions, Inc.