Job at a glance
- Employer: Juzz Marketing Pte Ltd
- Location: Singapore
- Employment type: Full-time
- Experience level: Not Applicable
- Posted at: October 15, 2026
- Industry: Advertising Services
Original source: Open the job listing on LinkedIn
What this opportunity is about
This is a graphic designer opportunity with Juzz Marketing Pte Ltd. The role is based in Singapore. Here is a short extract from the listing; open the original post for the full responsibilities and requirements.
Arts Full Time, Part Time Singapore Graphic Designer Job Description A Graphic Designer creates visual content for various purposes, including branding, marketing materials, and digital media. Job Scope And Responsibilities - Collaborate with clients or teams to understand design requirements. - Create visually appealing graphics, layouts, and… Read more
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