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Muller Bressler Brown

Designer

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A Civil or Architectural Designer or Drafter prepares detailed drawings for building plans and architectural designs. Creates drawings according to specifications provided by an architect, and uses computer-aided design and drafting technology.

$65,646 / year median in Kansas

+11% projected growth

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Job Description

At MBB, we're all about creating work that matters - to us, our audiences and, most importantly, our clients. While the work we do spans categories, our focus areas reside in healthcare, CPG, and B2B. We're currently searching for a talented Designer with a few years of experience to help us bring meaningful ideas to our clients. No two days are the same in the creative department. As a Designer, you'll collaborate with your co-workers and touch multiple brands every week. Hospital systems. Whiskeys. Start-ups. You get the gist. You will work across mediums to bring unique solutions to a unique roster of clients. If you're interested in creating work that matters, then we're interested in working with you. Requirements A strong portfolio of conceptual work A versatility and ability to solve complex tasks A skillset that spans mediums A strong desire to pet all the dogs that frequent our office 1-2 years of demonstrated experience A little bit about us We are a tight-knit group We are a little offbeat - in a good way We have chili Thursdays all winter long We are split on the whole Oxford comma debate