Experience
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
April 2007 – Currently
In the Office of Communications at MIT, I provide design for print and web materials such as graphic identities, logos, invitations, brochures, signage, event materials, and any project requiring a high level of graphic craft, production detail and a tailored user experience. Our office is within Resource Development, a multi-billion-dollar fund raising department dedicated to advancing the mission of MIT. As a graphic designer, I take written and spoken ideas and turn them into concepts and materials you can hold and read or see and understand.
Design Capabilities
Mark design such as logos, logotypes and word marks
Print design for physical materials such as business cards or packaging
Web design for pixel-perfect websites and web apps
Event materials such as directional signage and slide presentations
Information design and the preparation of content efficiently and effectively
Personalization using variable data and insight into target audiences
Identity design including business materials and visual personality
Typography for clear, hierarchical layouts in print and web
Production management with printers, vendors and in-house equipment
Mockup creation for physical and digital applications as well as client reviews
Image retouching including color correction and photographic manipulation
Additional Skills
Digital Photography with DSLR experience
Random Speed-Demon-mode that expedites client changes upon request
Environmentally conscious approach to design and production
Easy to work with whether it's on a project or in a conversation
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