Vanderbilt University
Digital Media Designer
Nashville, TN, United States
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About the role
- The Digital Media Designer plays a key part in shaping how the Office of Learning Innovation (OLI) looks and communicates across web, print, and screen.
- The work spans landing pages and program sites, social and campaign collateral, motion graphics, and short-form video.
Responsibilities
- Working alongside a team of production specialists, this role produces graphic, web, and motion design assets that support OLI marketing, recruitment, and program communications.
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