Dayna Rios

I am studying for my bachelors in Advertisement Design with a focus in magazine development and Pre-production (Photoshop touch ups).

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Kforce Inc New York, NY, 10179

Posted 2 days ago

RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client seeking a Senior Graphic Designer/Online and Offline Advertising Specialist in New York, New York (NY). Description: Working with key marketing and business stakeholders, the Senior Graphic Designer will be responsible for the conception, design, and execution of innovative visual materials for integrated, cross channel initiatives including: online and off..

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The Judge Group New York, NY

Posted today

Our client is currently seeking a Graphic Designer. Qualifications & Requirements: ROLE PURPOSE: The Graphic Designer will work alongside the director of visual design, account managers, strategists and our creative team to help deliver best-in-class design work supporting the NBCUniversal portfolio marketing teams. The work will be used on company websites, event materials, advertising campaig…

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NRT New York LLC (Corcoran) New York, NY, 10065

Posted 1 days ago

NRT LLC, a subsidiary of Realogy, operates all company-owned real estate offices under Realogy’s world-renowned brands of Coldwell Banker®, Coldwell Banker Commercial®, Sotheby’s International Realty® and ZipRealty®, as well as the powerful regional brands, The Corcoran Group® and Citi Habitats®. As the nation’s largest residential real estate brokerage firm, NRT owns and operates companies in mor…

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The Advertising Design Experience team is seeking a talented, customer-obsessed Senior Visual Designer to work in the Santa Monica office and create innovative advertising experiences for global entertainment brands across our Amazon.com, Kindle, mobile and video ad platforms. The ideal candidate will combine the ability to create big ideas with exceptional visual design execution.

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Ralph Lauren Corporation (NYSE: RL) is a leader in the design, marketing and distribution of premium lifestyle products in four categories: apparel, home, accessories and fragrances. For more than 44 years, Ralph Lauren’s reputation and distinctive image have been consistently developed across an expanding number of products, brands and international markets.

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Collaborate closely with Creative Director, Art Directors, and design team to assist in developing and creating digital content in service of the company’s many websites, events, advertising campaigns, consumer reports, internal communications, and high-level, multimedia presentations.

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This individual will develop concepts and creative solutions that are consistent with the needs of the brand and provide direction in the areas of typography and design.

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Realogy Holdings Corp. (NYSE: RLGY) is a global leader in residential real estate franchising with company-owned residential real estate brokerage operations doing business under its franchise systems as well as relocation and title services. Realogy’s brands and business units include Better Homes and Gardens®Real Estate, CENTURY 21®, Coldwell Banker®, Coldwell Banker Commercial®…

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Senior Visual Designers at Code and Theory wake up just to make gorgeous, ground-breaking work. They are innovative creative thinkers that can translate creative concepts into smart, memorable, and lovely interactive designs

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The Analyst, Ad Operations and Technology is responsible for the day-to-day trafficking and management of Havas Media campaigns. This will require daily interaction with our internal teams such as Account and Analytics, and our external clients to ensure consistent and smooth delivery of all advertising campaigns.

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New York magazine and nymag.com has an opening for a Business Advertising Coordinator to support the Executive Director of Print and Integrated Sales and the Director of Integrated Business Operations.

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/38690107?trk=jserp_job_details_text

We are hiring a Director of Ad Operations. This is your opportunity to join a best in class team. You will report to the VP of Sales Operations, managing an 11 person team of production, platform and trafficking operations specialists.

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orking out of USI’s Corporate Headquarters in Valhalla, NY, the Graphic Designer, Branding and Marketing is a critical part of our in-house Marketing team and will develop and execute internal and external marketing initiatives to support our offices across the country.

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As an integral part of the Hearst Digital Media marketing organization, the Marketing Manager, Key Accounts will develop creative and impactful marketing solutions that meet client objectives while driving digital revenue for Hearst Digital Media.

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The Senior Art Director’s primary role is to create concepts, develop print and interactive design solutions, and guide concepts through development. They should be comfortable explaining their ideas to executive-level client stakeholders, and are able to understand and translate the client’s business needs into amazing but workable solutions.
About Me:

I have a very strong background in magazine development and pre-production work (Photoshop touch ups). I understanding close to all of the Adobe Creative Suite programs. I hope to work in a large fashion magazine house doing exactly what I love to do: edit photos and magazine column organizing. I would like to come in at a designer or artist position and eventually build up to an art director. I love New York for the financial/corporate aspect of it, and that’s the type of environment I hope to work in.

I can easily say that after looking through multiple sites and job descriptions, I had a completely different expectation. I can say this with both good and bad feeling. One of my personal fears in life was that when I graduated with a degree, it would be nearly impossible to find a career related job. Literally, this is a life long fear. But there are jobs out there related to my career. While searching for jobs I realized that there are jobs in my field. Not necessarily in magazine development, but definitely in the Advertisement Design field overall. The one concern I do have though, a lot of the jobs I found were for senior positions, not entry or regular positions. Of course with senior positions means a large amount of time and experience in the field, which as a college graduate, I don’t necessarily have. Sure, one day I would love to be a senior project manager or senior art director, but it would be something I work up to. I don’t even think I would want the position even if it was offered to me, simply I’m not the type of person to jump into something I know I don’t have experience with. That part of the job search does concern me. Another concern came with the entry or regular entry jobs that I was able to find. Like I mentioned earlier, the jobs were not necessarily in the magazine development area, where I would like to ideally be. But, more importantly, all of the jobs were in the online web advertising, or marketing. In today’s day and age, I get it. Digital and web plays a huge role in advertising. But, print is still a massive part of it. Until this day, companies pay a humongous amount of money for print ad’s over online marketing/ads. That is exactly where I want to be, with print ads. I personally HATE any sort of web design work. So again, I expected far worse before this mini job search. I was expecting to find little to nothing to be honest. It’s great to see that there are jobs out there.