Lead Web Designer
- Assists in the design and development of layouts for marketing materials by using appealing graphics and organized techniques.
- Incorporate current design trends into each unique layout to produce an up-to-date style for custom ads
- Ability to exercise good judgment when interpreting instructions and to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions
- Utilize strong written skills and bring effective visual ideas from concept through to completion
- Completed/Pursuing a degree-certificate in Web Development/Graphic Design or media related experience
- Ability to maintain a professional approach at all times
- Interests in the MMA and Boxing industry
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
For more info contact:
Production Team
312.890.0777
Media Production- Entertainment
Company/Project Name: "MBJ Network"
Project Overview: News-Entertainment
Location: Based in Chicago, IL
The Production Team is seeking a Website Development Assistant Intern who is passionate and motivated. This is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable work experience for a career in Web Development/Graphic Design and Marketing by accomplishing independent tasks.
The company's executives intend to create an online platform via the Radio/TV show that is not only artful and engaging but also appealing to a wide audience without the need of large studio budget. With high production quality, and marketable content, the MBJ Network brand will be all the more appealing to distributors and fans of the fighting world. MBJ will allow for the most success for a self-distribution campaign. Small commercially viable outlets have performed well in the past decade on most media platforms in recent years in the effort to accrue a profit. The MBJ Network brand is one that holds a high potential in-regards to making an impact in independent arena.
Website: www.mbj-network.com
- This is a 100% UNPAID internship. *(Remote Position) *(3-6 months)
- Executive letters of recommendation are awarded after the completion of the program.
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