SVM Multimedia Designer

Multimedia Designer

Designs and develops multimedia solutions and materials in collaboration with other content creators, adhering to project timelines and developing and posting content for a specified unit in support of visually and contextually communicating messages aligned with unit strategy. Serves as the lead visual storyteller for the School of Veterinary Medicine & UW Veterinary Care (with occasional evening and weekend work required) and also serves as a member of the school's Advancement Team.

Key Job Responsibilities:

• Contributes to the development of communication, event, and marketing materials to fit into the overall strategy of the work unit 10%
• Manages library photos, videos, logos, brand elements, and other visual/brand assets. 5%
• Develops communication, event, and marketing strategies and materials to align with the overall work unit strategic initiative 5%
• Tracks and manages timelines and deliverables related to communication projects 5%
• Develops and facilitates trainings for staff and customers regarding technology options and best practices 0%
• Conceptualizes, plans, designs, and executes multimedia solutions for a specific work unit that may be used through various platforms in collaboration with stakeholders and other content creation staff 40%
• Directs operational activities for multiple communication platforms and posts content within a work unit that may include websites, social media, written/illustrative communications, and online tools 20%
• Assists with a variety of marketing, communications, development, and event-related tasks as a member of the school's Advancement Team. 10%
• Evaluates metrics and analytics from website, email marketing, and social media to help inform future strategic direction and tactical execution of communications efforts. 5%

Department:

Deans Office: SVM Advancement and Communication

Compensation:

Based on experience and qualifications

Required Qualifications:

At least 2 years of professional full-time experience required, 4 or more years preferred, in visual storytelling including photography and videography, social media, graphic design, website management, print publications, e-newsletters, and more. Experience in photography and videography required, along with corresponding editing software.

Demonstrated ability to learn new technology tools and platforms required.

Preferred Qualifications:

Proficiency in Microsoft Office preferred, along with knowledge of the Adobe creative suite, Google analytics, and social media analytics.

Familiarity with the veterinary medical and/or clinical and foundational science fields and/or higher education is strongly preferred.

Education:

Associates Degree in related field required. Bachelor's degree preferred.

How to Apply:

Please upload a cover letter outlining your experience and qualifications as it relates to this position. Please upload a current resume.

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