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North Kingdom – Une vue intérieure

Vidéo sponsorisée par Aquent.com

Titre de la présentation: North Kingdom – Une vue intérieure Présentateur: Robert Lindström et David Eriksson Tourné au SOLD OUT FITC Toronto 2010 Design Festival Plus d'infos sur http://www.FITC.ca

Entrez dans le Royaume du Nord et apprenez à mieux comprendre comment les choses se déroulent dans la monarchie créative. Grâce à sa grande expérience acquise en…

ABOUT THIS ROLE

Be a part of Aquent Studios’ new design studio, within the intelligence community, that is redefining design in the government. We’re adding ten production artists to our team and want to find creative artist with expertise in design and technology to join us!

These production artists will work in a creative design studio within a government security agency. Your job will be to produce engaging high-quality print and digital products.

Our production artists will be responsible for:

●     Finalizing products, suggesting improvements, and modifying formats to increase the quality of production and ensure that standards are met.

●     Populating, archiving, and managing graphic files within a CMS or digital asset management system.

●     Converting traditional products into page layout formats for web and mobile display.

●     Consulting with clients, providing helpful design/layout insight as well as establishing expectations and timelines.

We’re looking for artists who have:

●     An obsession with every detail.

●     A knack for creative problem solving.

●     A team mentality, and a sense of humor.

●     A security clearance! It would be great if you have an active, top secret clearance w/ Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) access approval, but you don’t have to have one. If you don’t have a clearance, we’ll need to get you one, which means your background should be squeaky clean—and we mean squeaky!

Requirements:

●     3+ years of production experience, with a solid knowledge of the principles of design.

●     Expert knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite – Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Acrobat.

●     Electronic publishing and content management experience

●     Experience working in an open source or proprietary CMS or DAM.

●     Painstaking attention to detail. So nice, we mention it twice.

Work will be performed on-site in the client’s newly refurbished offices in McLean, Virginia, and again, a top secret security clearance will be required for this position! If you experience technical difficulties, please email Rebecca (that’s me): [email protected].

Aquent is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Minorities, women, veterans, and disabled individuals are encouraged to apply.

ABOUT THIS ROLE

Be a part of Aquent Studios’ new design team that is redefining design in the government. We're seeking five additional designers to be responsible for creating media products used for print, web, interactive, mobile and video production.

This is NOT a typical government design job. This studio is elevating how and what type of design should be used within an intelligence agency setting. The work is polished, fresh and functional. Please note that depending on your clearance history, this position may not begin for twelve to sixteen months.

This role will be great for designers with:

●     Experience working with a variety of media. The designers that call themselves "generalists", and believe that variety is the spice of life. Projects could include everything from: corporate identity and publication design to product or event promotion, original artist concepts, and infographics.

●     A knack for project management - not full-on project management, but someone who is comfortable managing their own work. Designers will be responsible for concept, development and execution of deliverables. They'll need to comfortably define requirements, estimate hard copy and electronic deliverables and meet deadlines!

●     A sense of humor.

Requirements:

●     A Bachelor's degree in graphic or interactive design, visual media or a related field.

●     3+ years of professional graphic design experience, demonstrating knowledge and application of visual media principles, theory, practices and trends. Along with at least three years of experience using industry standard software tools (Adobe Creative Cloud, Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign at a minimum).

●     A portfolio with 10+ samples that demonstrate visual media design expertise, showcasing the designer's skills, knowledge, and competencies in design for multiple media.

Bonus points for:

●     A security clearance! It would be great if you have an active, top secret clearance w/ Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) access approval, but you don’t have to have one. If you don’t have a clearance, we’ll need to get you one, which means your background should be squeaky clean—and we mean squeaky!

Work will be performed on-site in the client’s newly refurbished offices in McLean, Virginia, and again, a top secret security clearance will be required for this position! If you experience technical difficulties, please email Rebecca (that’s me):[email protected].

Aquent is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Minorities, women, veterans, and disabled individuals are encouraged to apply.

ABOUT THIS ROLE

Be a part of Aquent Studios’ new design studio, within the intelligence community, that is redefining design in the government. We’re adding ten copywriters/copy editors to our team within the intelligence community, and want to find creative and meticulous team members to join us!

These copywriters/editors will work in a creative design studio within a government security agency. Your job will be to create engaging content and copy that will be leveraged and incorporated into a variety of print and digital products.

Our copywriters/editors will be responsible for:

●     Researching, reviewing, and analyzing customer communication needs and strategies.

●     Tailoring content type, amount, and voice to suit the media type.

●     Creating focused and relevant content by collaborating with subject matter experts or product owners.

●     Improving content themes and projects to generate or increase impact.

●     Editing and proofreading all content for typographical and grammatical errors, as well as verifying facts and figures to ensure accuracy.

We’re looking for copywriters/editors who have:

●     A Bachelor's degree in journalism, english, mass communications, or a related field.

●     3+ years of writing and editing experience. Preferably on technology, security or intelligence.

●     Basic HTML and CSS skills.

●     Painstaking attention to detail.

●     A basic understanding of 508 compliance and/or copyright law.

Bonus points for:

●     Experience working with Content Management Systems and web publishing.

●     A security clearance! It would be great if you have an active, top secret clearance w/ Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) access approval, but you don’t have to have one. If you don’t have a clearance, we’ll need to get you one, which means your background should be squeaky clean—and we mean squeaky!

Work will be performed on-site in the client’s newly refurbished offices in McLean, Virginia, and again, a top secret security clearance will be required for this position! If you experience technical difficulties, please email Rebecca (that’s me):[email protected].

Aquent is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Minorities, women, veterans, and disabled individuals are encouraged to apply.

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Tiffany Jennings is a community manager (and digital zookeeper) at Aquent and Vitamin T, a creative staffing and digital talent agency. 

1. What is your community manager "superpower"?

I am really good at helping our staff become more social and use social media for business purposes. It helps them do their job and it helps with our brand awareness. Win/Win! I'm inherently social and you just can't be a good CM without having a knack for people and being social!

 2. What are sites that you read on daily basis?

Well Twitter is my life blood (both personally and professionally.) I'm addicted to Jay Baer's Convince & Convert. I also frequent the usual suspects- Mashable, ReadWrite, Inc, and Fast Company.

3. What’s a specific campaign that you are proud of?

Vitamin T's UX infographic. We launched it during "UX March Madness" in 2013 and the thing still has legs! People still share it every day. It's useful information, with bite sized info, easy to share and its fun!

4. Which campaign do you wish you did?

REI's 1440 Project! It's motivating and beautiful.

5. What’s your best timesaving shortcut?

Percolate of course!

 6. If you could only use one social channel, which would it be and why?

Twitter. Both personally and professionally, it's how I get and share news, ideas and engage with the world.

7. What was one surprising thing that you learned from your audience?

How different types of people engage on different platforms. Facebook is very visual and tends to get more engagement with designers and visual learners. Developers and tech savvy people are very vocal on Twitter.

How kind people can be. It's not shocking to see negative feedback on Twitter when it comes to brand, but seeing positive feedback is. And we hear it everyday. We love feedback either way, but when it's good, it's always nice to hear!

8. When I have a creative block I ______________________ for ideas.

I have a writing exercise I do when I'm stuck. I start with that day and work backwards. I write about little things, big things, everything. It's just a stream of thoughts that eventually clears my head and breaks through the block. Whiskey, motorcycles and waves help too!

9. If you were not doing this job, what would you be doing?

NBA Reporter. I heart basketball in a big way. I love watching it, reading about it, talking about it and tweeting about it. No matter what I would be doing something that allows me to craft content and be creative.

10. In the next 6 months what are we all going to be talking about?

Privacy. We're already talking about it but it's not going to change quickly.

The Trail Blazers being the #1 team in the NBA. (A girl can dream, can't she?)