2D Graphic Designer Job in Dubai

Job Description

This is a test job post for the new job posting feature

How many openings are there?

This position has 1 opening.

How much salary can I expect?

Your salary will depend on your skills and experience. You can expect a minimum salary of AED 11, but you could earn up to AED 12 if you meet the company's requirements.

Who can apply for this job?

Both male and female candidates can apply for this job.

Which nationality candidates can apply for this job?

Any candidate of any nationality is eligible to apply.

Which licenses are required to apply for this job?

No licenses are required to apply for this job.

Is a CV required?

No, a CV is not mandatory.

What is the preferred visa status for this job?

Candidates do not need a visa to apply for this job.

Is Video Intro required?

No, a video intro is not required.

Is it a work from home job or work from office job?

It is a work from the office job.

Is accommodation provided by the company?

No, the company will not provide accommodation to the candidate.

Will food and transportation be provided by the company?

No, the company will not provide food and transportation to the candidate.

Will the company provide free visa to the candidate?

No, the company will not provide a free visa to the candidate.

How can I apply for this job?

To apply for this job, go to the Skillbee App and click on the listing. From there, you can contact HR to schedule an interview.

About the company

Test Corp is in search of talented and motivated individuals for the post of 2D Graphic Designer in their office located in UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. They are a DIRECT COMPANY with a team of 11-50 employees working to offer services that ensure the highest standards of quality and perfection.

More about this job

What is a 2D Graphic Designer?

A 2D Graphic Designer creates designs for print and electronic media such as logos, packaging, webpages, and illustrations. They use a variety of software to create graphics including Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator. Some common tasks include creating sketches, refining ideas with color palettes and textures, adding perspective using curves or angles, and working closely with clients to make sure final products are meeting their specifications. A 2D Graphic Designer typically has a Bachelor's degree in graphic design or another related field.

What qualifications are required to become a 2D Graphic Designer?

Some of the qualifications that are typically required to become a 2D Graphic Designer include experience in graphic design software such as Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator, strong creative skills, excellent organizational and communication abilities, and knowledge of typography. Additionally, candidates may benefit from having degrees in art or graphic design if they want to specialize in this field.

What are the skills required to become a 2D Graphic Designer?

1. Strong design skills - a good 2D graphic designer needs to be able to create beautiful, effective layouts and graphics that appeal to both the eye and the mind. They need strong creativity and critical thinking abilities as well as an understanding of how different types of media work.

2. Excellent communication skills - a great 2D graphic designer must be able to effectively communicate with other team members and clients, ensuring everyone is on board with project goals from start to finish. They should also have excellent writing chops in order to document their designs clearly for future reference or publication purposes.

3 . Flexible working habits - being a successful 2D graphic designer requires plenty of flexibility; often times projects will run late, require changes or unexpected setbacks which can necessitate rapid response time and efficient problem solving skills on behalf of the designers involved.. This isn't always easy – but if you're up for it then this may very well be one of your key strengths when it comes downto landing that next big job!

4 . Proven track record within related fields – before even applying for any freelance roles or full-time positions in the industry, prospective Graphic Designers typically want proof (in formative stages) that they are capableof meeting high standards set by established companies/professionals in their field(s). A portfolio demonstrating excellence in executed design tasks across various platforms such as web & print would generally suffice here…although some employers do request additional samples pertaining specifically ti