Print Graphic Designer
TVNZ is New Zealand's national broadcaster our vision is to inspire New Zealanders on every screen. We are Australasia's most progressive broadcaster, giving people more choice on how, when and where they watch television. If you would like to be part of our team, read on:
Do you have a passion for print design?
Are you full of great ideas and creative flair?
TVNZ is looking for a fresh, talented and motivated intermediate print designer to join our design crew.
If you feel you have great, innovative design skills this is your chance to work on New Zealand's biggest television brands. You will need strong customer service skills and excellent people skills along with a sound knowledge of the print process. You must be able to juggle multiple projects and deliver them on time and budget to a high quality.
The successful applicants need great initiative and must display a positive, enthusiastic outlook. To apply, you must be a whiz in Photoshop, Indesign and Illustrator and would have completed a relevant tertiary course.
If you would like to join New Zealand's largest leading media organisation and contribute to our vision of inspiring New Zealanders on every screen, we would like to hear from you.
Your application must include:
- a completed application form
- your CV
- your portfolio - include a hyperlink with your application
see description
Should you wish to apply for this position, please click on the apply button and attach your CV, quoting vacancy number 2928. Further information on this position can be found at www.tvnzcareers.co.nz. Applications for this position close 4th December 2009. All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence. Thank you for your expression of interest in TVNZ. Television New Zealand/Te Reo Tataki is committed to a policy of Equal Employment Opportunities.
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Our vision is to inspire New Zealanders on every screen. We are entering an exciting phase that will give people more choices about how, when, and where they watch television through new broadcasting technologies.
