Graphic Design Assistant (Entry Level)

Graphic Design Assistant (Entry Level)
Imaginate Your Space · Remote · Full-time

About Imaginate Your Space
Imaginate Your Space is a Worcester, MA-based company that does K–12 space makeovers: cafeterias, serving lines, hallways, gyms, and more. We take a school's mascot, colors, and story and turn them into murals, wall graphics, signage, and dimensional pieces. We design it, build it in our own shop, and install it. Our work started with murals over 30 years ago and has grown into full-room makeovers.

About the role
This is an entry-level spot on our design team, reporting to our Design Manager. You'll handle the prep, organizing, and revision work that keeps projects moving, so our designers can spend their time on the artwork itself.

You don't need experience in our industry. If you have a design foundation, you're organized, and you want to learn how to design spaces students use every day, we'll teach you the rest.

What you'll do

Set up artboards for new projects with notes, measurements, client requirements, site photos, and reference images

Research each school before design starts: mascot, colors, logos, history, and themes

Collect and organize the logos, photos, and brand files schools send us

Apply Imaginate Your Space templates, fonts, and styles so boards are clean and ready for review

Add client feedback to artboards and make revisions as directed

Handle smaller design requests: text changes, color swaps, layout tweaks, resizing

Help with internal graphics like flyers, marketing pieces, and one-off layouts

Keep project files in Dropbox organized, with consistent naming and clear versions

Flag missing or unclear information before work starts

A typical assignment
\"Here are the client's notes, the current artboard, and a few references. Organize it, make the updates, clean up the presentation, and get it ready for review.\"

You take it, work through it, ask questions when you need to, and come back with a finished board.

How our projects run
Most projects take several months from kickoff to install and go through multiple rounds of client review. You'll work on several at once, each at a different stage, and some will sit quiet for a few weeks before picking back up. Keeping files organized is what makes that work.

What you need

Working knowledge of Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign

A good grasp of typography, layout, hierarchy, spacing, and color

Strong attention to detail and accurate revisions

Organization across multiple projects at once

Comfort following direction and asking questions when something isn't clear

Clear communication while working remotely (Teams and email)

A portfolio: school, personal, or professional work all count

Nice to have

A degree or coursework in graphic design or a related field

Experience with presentation boards, brand guidelines, or client logo files

Interest in signage, environmental graphics, murals, or interiors

Experience with Dropbox or a similar file system

Where this can go
As you learn our clients and process, you'll take on more creative work: early concepts, original graphics, client presentation boards, production-ready artwork, and eventually your own smaller projects from start to finish.

Benefits

Paid time off

6 paid holidays: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas

Health insurance reimbursement

401(k) plan

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