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We Want You!
Teamwork makes the dream work...

It's going to take more than one or two people to make "the future" happen! If you're a designer, artist, coder, business know-it-all, accountant, administrative wizard, or anything inbetween -- WE NEED YOU! If our dream sounds like something you would like to be a part of, visit the contact page and shoot us a message with a few details about yourself and what you would like to contribute to inVi!

Hiring Process
How we get the job done...

So you're interested in joing the team, eh? This could be the start of something really beautiful! By reading this page, you've already passed the first (and most important) stage of our hiring process - Find People Who Are Genuinly Interested!!

So next up:

  1. Check out the current openings below and see if any of the descriptions apeal to your soul.
  2. If you find one that intrigues you, Apply!
  3. We'll review your resume and application submission.
  4. Then, we'll shoot you an email or give you a phone call letting you know our decision.

Current Openings
Positions we're looking to fill...

Position Location Description Posted On
Internship - Graphic Designer/Editor Richmond, VA Click Here For Job Details 11.07.2011
Graphic Designer/Editor Virtual Click Here For Job Details 11.07.2011
Adminstrative Assistant Virtual Click Here For Job Details 11.07.2011

Current Openings
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About Our Company
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"Stuff from the other things."
-John Doe site.com

" Better then what I had in mind. If you need any graphic work done don't hesitate to pick Khan for the job. I highly recommend him for your next graphic project."
-John Doe site.com

Overview

Graphic design is all around us. When it's good, it has a way of feeling organic—like a natural part of our surroundings. However, if you take a moment to notice design in the objects around you, you'll see that someone put thought into making them both functional and appealing. A quick survey of almost any room, city block or town square will reveal several examples of graphic designers' work.

Professionals in graphic design jobs influence how we perceive the world using colors, illustrations, photos and fonts. Look at a book or magazine, go to a coffee shop, or take a drive. When you do, you'll encounter graphic design. From company logos, to road signs, to product packaging, design is an integral part of modern life.

Basic Description

Brainstorming and mocking up design ideas Presenting ideas to clients Meeting with clients and adjusting designs to fit their needs or taste Projecting budgets and schedules Using computer software to execute designs Working with others, such as printers, programmers, developers or other technicians, to complete the final product

Requirements

Artistic Sensibility – In the last few decades, computer software and technology have drastically changed the graphic design industry. Even so, there is no substitute for artistic sensibility. Knowledge about design elements, such as color and composition, is vital for graphic designers. Artistic ability and creativity are essential. Technical Skill – A graphic design job requires the technical skills to use design software programs such as Photoshop or Quark Xpress. You may learn other specific software in graphic design school; however, a general interest in computers and an aptitude for learning new technology will be beneficial. As technology continues to develop, graphic designers hoping for longevity in the field need to be able to adapt. Communication Ability – Sometimes known as visual communication, graphic design requires the ability to effectively present ideas—both verbally and visually. You'll need to be able to sell your ideas to clients and work with them to achieve the end product they want. Organization – Graphic designers need to be organized in order to meet deadlines and stay within a budget. General business skills will come in handy, since many graphic designers work on a freelance or contract basis. Problem Solving Ability – Graphic design is a brainteaser. Choosing just the right fonts, colors and lines to create a balanced composition, while simultaneously conveying meaning, is complicated. In order to succeed in a graphic design job, you'll need to have strong problem solving skills and love a good challenge.

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