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We are seeking a **Graphic Designer** to modify and reformat supplier-provided PDFs using Adobe Illustrator. This is a straightforward, detail-oriented role where you'll download PDFs from supplier websites, import them into Illustrator, and replace supplier branding (logos, addresses, colors, and fonts) with our client's business branding. The work is repetitive but efficient, with many documents having similar layouts. ### **Key Responsibilities:** - Download PDFs from supplier websites and import them into Adobe Illustrator - Remove supplier branding (logos, addresses, colors, fonts) - Apply our client's brand standards (logo, contact info, colors, fonts) - Make layout adjustments as needed - Save completed files in a structured manner on Google Drive - Efficiently manage style formatting and copy-pasting across similar documents ### **Requirements:** - Proficiency in **Adobe Illustrator** - Strong attention to detail and ability to follow brand guidelines - Ability to organize files systematically and save in the proper structure - Reliable internet connection and remote work capability - Ability to work quickly and accurately with repetitive tasks ### **What We Offer:** - **Full training** provided to ensure efficiency and clarity on tasks - **Contract duration:** 20 working days, full-time (40 hours per week) - **Compensation:** Up to **50,000 PHP**, all-inclusive - **Remote work opportunity**
Salary estimate
$50,000 – $50,000/yr
Provided by the employer.
Skills for this role
PHPIllustrator
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