W M Rice University
Temporary Creative Designer
Houston, TX, United States · Contract
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- The Office of Public Affairs at Rice University is seeking an agile and highly creative, Temporary Creative Designer to support our Creative Services team. This position requires a "full-lifecycle" creative thinker—someone who can brainstorm a fresh concept on the fly, pitch it to a client, and manage it all the way through to final production and vendor
Responsibilities
- The Office of Public Affairs at Rice University is seeking an agile and highly creative, Temporary Creative Designer to support our Creative Services team.
- This position requires a "full-lifecycle" creative thinker-someone who can brainstorm a fresh concept on the fly, pitch it to a client, and manage it all the way through to final production and vendor delivery.
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