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Wheeler Machinery CO. is seeking an experienced Graphic Designer to join our marketing organization based on-site in our corporate headquarters in Salt Lake City, UT. This role will be responsible for supporting design needs across our business, creating compelling visual collateral spanning print, web, and digital applications, from lead generation campaigns and field marketing materials to website assets, sales enablement collateral, retail initiatives, and social content. You'll partner closely with marketing, sales, rental and aftermarket support stakeholders to translate ideas and briefs into polished, on-brand designs that work seamlessly across every channel.

Successful candidates will bring energy and creativity to a dynamic and growing team focused on driving omni-channel impact. We thrive on culture of partnership and collaboration with a strong bias for action.

Duties and Responsibilities

Key responsibilities:

• Brand consistency: ensure alignment with all brand standards and guidelines, voice, and visual identity, including both OEM and Wheeler standards.
• Utilizing prior training and experience, provide high quality, professional designs for a wide range of collateral — brochures, sales sheets, signage, trade show materials, email templates, landing pages, banner ads, and social media graphics — for print, web, and digital use.
• Translate marketing briefs and stakeholder requests into clear creative concepts, iterating quickly based on feedback.
• Prepare print-ready files (color profiles, bleed, resolution) and coordinate with vendors/printers for production of collateral.
• Manage multiple design projects simultaneously, prioritizing effectively to meet deadlines.
• Maintain and evolve organized design files, templates, and brand asset libraries.
• Stay current on design trends, tools, and best practices, and bring fresh ideas to the team.
• Perform all other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

Education

• Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communications, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.

Required Experience

• 5+ years of professional graphic design experience, with a strong portfolio spanning print, web, and digital work.
• Expert proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign).
• Understanding of print production requirements (color management, bleed, resolution, file prepress) and web/digital design standards (responsive layout, file optimization, accessibility basics).
• Excellent typography, layout, and color theory skills with a sharp eye for visual detail.
• Experience developing or maintaining brand style guides.
• Prior experience at a marketing or creative agency environment, or in-house experience as part of a corporate marketing or design team.
• Strong communication and time-management skills; able to manage multiple projects and stakeholders under deadline pressure.
• A collaborative, feedback-receptive approach and a polished, professional portfolio to share.

Optional Experience

• Experience with motion graphics or video editing (e.g., Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro).
• Photography or illustration skills.
• Skills and Competencies
• Strong project management and cross-functional collaboration skills. Familiarity with collaborative project management systems (Trello, Jira, Figma, etc.).
• Process-oriented – builds and documents scalable, repeatable operations and processes.
• Detail-oriented – act with an ownership mentality to ensure the highest standards of quality, accuracy, and consistency at all times.
• Collaborative – be a communication and partnership champion with internal and external customers and partners.

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