Motion Graphic Designer jobs in Aiken, SC
Motion Graphic Designer conceptualizes, designs, develops and executes 2D and 3D motion graphics and animations for web, mobile, and other digital platforms. Utilizes sketches, storyboards and animatics to develop concepts. Being a Motion Graphic Designer creates complex graphics, animation, and video content. Works with UI designers and developers to integrate graphics into the overall design of projects. Additionally, Motion Graphic Designer proficient with a variety of visual and audio design and editing tools. Typically requires a bachelor's degree in art, design or equivalent. Typically reports to a manager. The Motion Graphic Designer work is closely managed. Works on projects/matters of limited complexity in a support role. To be a Motion Graphic Designer typically requires 0-2 years of related experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
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Designer
- PrishanTek, Inc.
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Augusta, GA
FULL_TIME
- Company DescriptionPrishanTek, Inc, a boutique strategy, recruiting and consulting firm. We were recently awarded a contract for the Digital Defense Services and are part of a pilot program to support a division in the Pentagon that uses experienced recruiting firms to support some mission-critical roles to take the Digital Services group to the next level. The Defense Digital Service (DDS) was established in November 2015 to transform technology within the DoD by applying industry best practices to high-impact national security missions and some of DoD’s most complex IT challenges. DDS is an agency team of the U.S. Digital Service.TheTeam: DDS functions like a SWAT Team of tech experts on one-to-two-year tours of duty as government employees. The team is comprised of world-class software developers, engineers, designers, product managers, and expert problem solvers. Team members’ roles can include developing new code, managing technical projects, advising on development processes and product releases, and hacking or rewriting outdated policies or processes to make way for more effective, modern IT approaches.The Projects: DDS focuses on projects that advance DoD's most important initiatives that are critical to the well- being of Service members, civilians, and core operations of the Department. Projects include reforming digital services that provide military families access to critical benefits, running bug bounty programs to identify vulnerabilities and better secure defense systems; developing drone detection technologies; hunting adversaries on defense networks; and rethinking training for cyber soldiersJob DescriptionEvidence of Interaction DesignModern applications have moved past filling out a one-page form and pressing the submit button. Instead, they are now complex interactions, combining business requirements with easy-to-follow user flow.Interaction design skills include knowing when to utilize different application structures, such as hub-and-spoke designs versus interview flows; which design elements are best for certain types of information, such as when to use radio buttons versus drop-down menus; and creating design deliverables such as wireframes and design priority descriptions.Master: Led a variety of sophisticated projects on multiple platforms at multiple organizations. Trained non-designer team members on the basics of interaction design, so they could produce reasonable initial work.Evidence of Visual DesignMaster: Oversaw the design language for a large set of projects. Provided the design direction for a team of designers. Worked on a variety of very different projects. Trained non-designer team members on the basics of visual design, so they could produce reasonable initial work.Evidence of Information ArchitectureMaster: Oversaw the information architecture strategy for very large repositories. Provided information architecture leadership for a team of designers. Worked on a variety of very different projects. Trained non-designer team members on the basics of information architecture, so they could produce reasonable initial work.Evidence of User Research As we create designs, we need to ensure they meet the needs of the user. User research helps us collect information about who our users are, what they are trying to accomplish, what frustrates them, and what will delight them.Skills include identifying user population; techniques for evaluating design ideas, such as usability testing; and passing that information on to rest of the team members, so they can make informed decisions.Master: Integrated user research into the basic practice of a large organization. Provided active research for extensive needs discovery. Used research to feed into a multiple-release product strategy. Trained non-designer team members on the basics of user research, so they could produce reasonable initial work.Evidence of Information Design (Data Viz) Presenting complex information for easy interpretation is key for a successful design. Knowing when to use specific table or graph types and using novel approaches for exploring detailed data sets, whether it's pricing information, product comparison tables, or trend charts, makes solid information design a core component of the design process.Skills include knowing when to apply the variety of chart and table formats, such as pie charts, hi-low diagrams, and cluster treemaps; how to create interactive data explorers, such as star fields and drill-down pivot tables; and working with combining multiple data sources, such as data-mining techniques.Master: Created reusable visualization pattern library for sophisticated storytelling and data analysis applications. Trained non-designer team members on the basics of information design, so they could produce reasonable initial work.Evidence of Design Process ManagementToday's best organizations are constantly learning from their designs. Instead of projects taking months or years, they now go from concept to implementation in weeks. Design process management helps us learn to break designs into small, bite-sized implementations and to collect data from each deployment to inform the decisions in the next iteration.Skills include schedule planning, change management, low-fidelity prototyping techniques, and usage-data collection, to help the team move quickly.Master: Introduced and managed iterative design processes in multiple organizations and cultures. Demonstrated that they have shifted the culture of design thinking in an organization.Evidence of Copywriting Nobody likes using a design whose on-screen text reads like a 1950's Army instruction manual. The best user experiences have copy that excites and compels, making the user feel comfortable and secure about the design. Copywriting skills include identifying the style of voice and tone that matches the organization's brand, creating persuasive copy that motivates users to explore the design, and clearly stating benefit statements, to help the user understand the value of using new capabilities and functions.Master: Oversaw copy strategy and execution in multiple organizations and cultures. Trained non-designer team members on the basics of copywriting, so they could produce reasonable initial work.Evidence of Content Strategy What brings users to the design is the content that helps them achieve their goal. The best user experiences have up-to-date and relevant content for what the user needs. Content strategy skills include creating inventories of existing content, creating content models to help demonstrate the design needs across different platforms and contexts, content management system (CMS) planning, planning a governance approach, and laying out an editorial schedule.Master: Oversaw content strategy initiatives in multiple organizations and cultures. Trained non-designer team members on the basics of content strategy, so they could produce reasonable initial work.Evidence of Front-end Development Rendering the design ideas throughout the project is an essential skill for designers. Using front-end tools to quickly represent the designer team's intent helps stakeholders and subject matter experts see what the team intends and the experience the user will have. Skills include basic coding techniques in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Use of JavaScript libraries, such as jQuery or YUI. Use of frameworks, such as Bootstrap or Foundation.Master: Created prototypes and front-end code in multiple environments. Built project-specific modules or plugins for libraries. Trained non-coding team members on the basics of front-end development, so they could produce reasonable initial prototypes.Evidence of Design Facilitation and Leadership Designers drive the user experience discussion by helping the team develop a shared understanding of the users, the objectives, and the necessary outcomes. They are prepared to lead the team through exercises to gather requirements, visual outcomes, ensure everybody focuses on what it means to deliver a great experience. Design facilitation and leadership skills include using an affinity or KJ diagram to set priorities, running a design studio, creating meaningful personas and scenarios, establishing overarching design principles, leading a design presentation and critique, and conducting design retrospective sessions.Master: Trained non-designers to lead teams through the facilitated design leadership activities. Teams continued with using activities after the candidate moved on.Evidence of Service Design People engage with organizations over time in different places, and through different channels. A well-designed service accounts for this to provide a comprehensive and cohesive end-to-end experience.Service design skills include the ability to visualize the intangible either through established conceptual mapping tools, such as a service blueprint or journey maps, or using formats that meet the project needs as well as facilitating ways for a team to experience and understand the different stages of a service -- from start to finish.Master: Lead projects of multidisciplinary teams through multi-channel service design projects; matured ideas on service design tools, how and when to use them and personal techniques for how to adapt them; Helped restructure the approach of teams to projects; well-versed in bringing non-designers and those unfamiliar with HCD through a service project; has created and taught coursework on service design; has written about the practice, theory and impact of service design for multiple publicationsQualificationsDesign experience - 5 yearsBachelor's Degree Active clearance (preferred but not required) Additional InformationPlease note: **You will be a direct employee of the government and will not be a PrishanTek employee.** All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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Landscape Designer
- Rollin's Landscape Co., Inc.
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Augusta, GA
FULL_TIME
- Our rapidly-growing landscape construction company is in need of a creative, full-time landscape designer to bring our client’s dreams to life! You’ll work as part of our design team creating beautifu...
- 20 Days Ago
CAD Designer
- Hull Property Group
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Augusta, GA
FULL_TIME
- DescriptionJob DescriptionHull Property Group / Gemini Construction Company, LLC is a multifaceted retail real estate acquisition, management, and development company headquartered in Augusta, Georgia...
- 21 Days Ago
Designer - Engineering
- ProSidian Consulting, LLC
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Aiken, SC
FULL_TIME
- Company DescriptionProSidian is a Management and Operations Consulting Services Firm focusing on providing value to clients through tailored solutions based on industry leading practices. ProSidian se...
- 22 Days Ago
2D Designer
- CMT Services Inc
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Aiken, SC
OTHER
- Disclaimer: By submitting your resume for this job posting, you authorize CMT Services, Inc. to forward your resume to all applicable internal and external managers, agencies, and recruitment personne...
- 2 Days Ago
2D Designer
- AppleOne
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Aiken, SC
FULL_TIME
- Great opportunity for an experienced 2D Designer in Aiken, SC.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS• High School Degree.• Formal training beyond High School in Computer Aided Design and Drafting, (CADD).• 8 years’ p...
- 2 Days Ago
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0 Motion Graphic Designer jobs found in Aiken, SC area
Principal Engineer - Fire Protection Design Engineer
- PMXperts Inc.
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Aiken, SC
- Title: Principal Engineer - Fire Protection Design Engineer Job ID: 1039 Location: Onsite- Aiken, SC - Per Diem availabl...
- 4/26/2024 12:00:00 AM
Design Authority Manager
- PMXperts Inc.
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Aiken, SC
- Title: Design Authority Manager Job ID: 1047 Location: Onsite- Aiken, SC - Per Diem available for those who qualify Star...
- 4/24/2024 12:00:00 AM
Intern - CAD
- Infineon Technologies
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Lexington, SC
- Are you a Junior/ Senior currently enrolled in university? Then this is the perfect opportunity for you! In this Interns...
- 4/24/2024 12:00:00 AM
Design Consultant
- CRG
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- Design Consultant Summary: Our employee-focused distribution client within the building materials industry is seeking an...
- 4/24/2024 12:00:00 AM
Summer Architectural Design Internship
- SSOE, Inc.
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Columbia, SC
- Overview: At SSOE, our growth allows us to offer the opportunities normally associated with a large firm, while embracin...
- 4/24/2024 12:00:00 AM
Lead Design Engineer
- SCN - Search Consulting Network
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- Detroit Metropolitan Area, must relocate south My name is Ellen Bartush, a Recruiting Specialist with SCN (www.SCNteam.c...
- 4/23/2024 12:00:00 AM
Design Authority Manager
- Pinnacle Specialty Group Inc.
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Aiken, SC
- Pinnacle Specialty Group is a woman-owned and operated small business specializing in providing project and contract man...
- 4/23/2024 12:00:00 AM
Design Authority Manager
- Pmxperts Inc.
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Aiken, SC
- Title: Design Authority Manager Job ID: 1047 Location: Onsite- Aiken, SC - Per Diem available for those who qualify Star...
- 4/22/2024 12:00:00 AM
About Aiken, South Carolina
Aiken is the largest city in and the county seat of Aiken County, in the western portion of the state of South Carolina, United States. With Augusta, Georgia, it is one of the two largest cities of the Central Savannah River Area. It is part of the Augusta-Richmond County Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Founded in 1835, it was named after William Aiken, the president of the South Carolina Railroad. It became part of Aiken County when the county was formed in 1871 from parts of Orangeburg, Lexington, Edgefield, and Barnwell counties.
Aiken is home to the University of South Carolina Aiken. The p...
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Income Estimation for Motion Graphic Designer jobs
$50,581 to $71,994
Aiken, South Carolina area prices
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What does a Motion Graphic Designer do?
Motion Graphic Designer in San Jose, CA
As a Motion Graphics Designer, your mission will be to strengthen iDeal’s positive brand sentiment among its customers by contributing substantial motion graphics and dynamic content material.
December 03, 2019
The work of a professional motion graphics designer includes the creation of motion graphics for television, film, or the web.
January 13, 2020
Motion Graphic Designer in Mcallen, TX
A Rigger builds the bones for characters (because they have skeletons, as in real life) ad creates the controls, that will let the Animator move the character or the objects.
November 04, 2019
Motion Graphic Designer in Queens Village, NY
A 3D Animator resume should clearly convey a candidate’s ability to create 3D animations and visual effects for electronic media such as television, film, and video games.
October 06, 2019