- Fri Jan 09, 2026 11:34 pm#22606
This role involves creating visual content for printed materials such as banners and ID cards, working closely with a printing press team to ensure designs meet production standards. You’ll translate ideas into layouts, adjust colors for print, and collaborate with printers to align with technical requirements. The job is based in Dhaka’s Mirpur-10 area, requiring regular office presence.
• Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator is essential, with a focus on practical application rather than theoretical knowledge
• Strong experience in banner and ID card design, including understanding print specifications like resolution and color modes
• Familiarity with printing press workflows, such as preparing files for offset or digital printing, is a significant advantage
• Ability to balance creativity with precision, ensuring designs are both visually appealing and technically feasible for print
• A keen eye for color harmony and typography, with awareness of how colors appear in print versus digital formats
• Demonstrated ability to meet tight deadlines without compromising quality, often under time pressure
Candidates should highlight local experience in Dhaka’s printing industry, particularly in Mirpur, to align with the company’s preference. Exposure to NGO or INGO projects is not required but could strengthen applications if relevant. Emphasize hands-on experience with printing equipment or software that streamlines design-to-print processes.
Education and certifications should reflect practical skills rather than academic titles. A diploma or degree in graphic design, visual arts, or a related field is ideal. Certifications in Adobe software or print production can add value, but focus on how these qualifications have directly improved your ability to deliver print-ready work.
Knowledge of tools like Adobe Creative Cloud is critical, but also mention familiarity with print-specific software such as Adobe InDesign for layout work or tools for pre-press checks. Highlight understanding of file formats like PDF/X-4 or CMYK color profiles, which are commonly used in printing.
For interviews, prepare to discuss specific projects, explaining your design choices and how they met print requirements. Bangladeshi employers often value honesty about experience, so avoid exaggerating skills. Practice explaining your workflow from concept to final print, and be ready to demonstrate a portfolio of relevant work.
1. Research the company’s printing processes to show you understand their operations
2. Prepare a portfolio with examples of banner and ID card designs, noting how they were adjusted for print
3. Practice explaining technical terms like bleed, trim marks, and color modes in simple terms
4. Review the job description to ensure your answers align with the stated requirements
Bring a printed CV, a portfolio of work, and copies of relevant certifications. Arrive early for interviews, dressed professionally to reflect respect for the role. Demonstrate readiness to adapt to the printing environment by showing familiarity with tools and workflows. Bangladeshi employers expect candidates to be punctual, reliable, and capable of contributing immediately to team goals.
• Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator is essential, with a focus on practical application rather than theoretical knowledge
• Strong experience in banner and ID card design, including understanding print specifications like resolution and color modes
• Familiarity with printing press workflows, such as preparing files for offset or digital printing, is a significant advantage
• Ability to balance creativity with precision, ensuring designs are both visually appealing and technically feasible for print
• A keen eye for color harmony and typography, with awareness of how colors appear in print versus digital formats
• Demonstrated ability to meet tight deadlines without compromising quality, often under time pressure
Candidates should highlight local experience in Dhaka’s printing industry, particularly in Mirpur, to align with the company’s preference. Exposure to NGO or INGO projects is not required but could strengthen applications if relevant. Emphasize hands-on experience with printing equipment or software that streamlines design-to-print processes.
Education and certifications should reflect practical skills rather than academic titles. A diploma or degree in graphic design, visual arts, or a related field is ideal. Certifications in Adobe software or print production can add value, but focus on how these qualifications have directly improved your ability to deliver print-ready work.
Knowledge of tools like Adobe Creative Cloud is critical, but also mention familiarity with print-specific software such as Adobe InDesign for layout work or tools for pre-press checks. Highlight understanding of file formats like PDF/X-4 or CMYK color profiles, which are commonly used in printing.
For interviews, prepare to discuss specific projects, explaining your design choices and how they met print requirements. Bangladeshi employers often value honesty about experience, so avoid exaggerating skills. Practice explaining your workflow from concept to final print, and be ready to demonstrate a portfolio of relevant work.
1. Research the company’s printing processes to show you understand their operations
2. Prepare a portfolio with examples of banner and ID card designs, noting how they were adjusted for print
3. Practice explaining technical terms like bleed, trim marks, and color modes in simple terms
4. Review the job description to ensure your answers align with the stated requirements
Bring a printed CV, a portfolio of work, and copies of relevant certifications. Arrive early for interviews, dressed professionally to reflect respect for the role. Demonstrate readiness to adapt to the printing environment by showing familiarity with tools and workflows. Bangladeshi employers expect candidates to be punctual, reliable, and capable of contributing immediately to team goals.
- By bdchakriDesk