UX Researcher (Remote)
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Posted 20 hours ago
Navy League of the United States
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The Navy League of the United States seeks a Jr. Graphic Designer to support publication design, marketing materials, event assets, and digital content, reporting to the Graphic Designer.You will develop proficiency in brand standards, publication layouts, and cross-functional collaboration with marketing, communications, events, membership, and editorial staff to ensure consistent, high-quality materials across print and digital channels.#J-18808-Ljbffr
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