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AlgaeCal
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You’ve been producing effective advertising videos for 3+ years. You’re brilliant at piecing together video, animation, and sound to create advertising masterpieces that produce return on ad spend. You’re great at reading scripts, fantastic at interpreting storyboards, and you got a magical touch with motion graphics. In other words, you don’t edit videos – you edit videos that sell! If that sounds like you, we’ve got a cracking opportunity for you to join our creative team as Multimedia Designer
We know you’ll thrive in our supportive work environment. AlgaeCal isn’t one of those companies that treats you like a brainless robot, slowly crushing your soul with 80-hour workweeks and pointless projects that never see the light of day. That’s not our style. So if you want to see your creative ideas come to life - and be seen by millions of people around the world – this is the perfect job for you.
At AlgaeCal we’re going to insist that you have these 3 qualities:
The truth is, if you don’t have these qualities you won’t last long at AlgaeCal. So if you’re missing one of them, be honest. Save yourself a lot of headaches and skip to a job posting that is a better fit for you.
Let’s agree on salary once we know what you’ve got to offer, but we’ll aim to pay above the market rate for your unique skills.
So, do you have what it takes to become the next member of team AlgaeCal?
Job opportunities like this don’t come along often, and we’ve got a lot to offer our successful applicants. So, to make sure our future Multimedia Designer is the real-deal, will be a great fit, and will thrive at AlgaeCal, we ask a little more than your run-of-the-mill job application:
If this sounds like a position for you, please respond to this advertisement with your resume and cover letter. Please, read carefully:
Yes, our hiring process is challenging, but it’s our way of selecting the best--and your way of ensuring your AlgaeCal teammates are tops.
Click the “Apply Now” button on this page and upload your cover letter and resume.
***Note: Please include your cover letter WITH your resume in one document.
Applications without a cover letter will not be read! Include the URL link to your personal website / portfolio****
We are looking to hire as soon as we find the right person, so act quickly and you can also expect a prompt response.
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