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Macromedia Flash Designer / Web Programmer

Moving Design (UK) Limited is seeking a macromedia flash designer / web programmer. The successful applicant will be responsible for creating and managing top quality web sites, Flash presentations, interactive movies, and other Flash-enabled products for national and international clients. The applicant will also be responsible for creating and updating the company’s own website as well as promotional material such as newsletters and electronic flyers. Requirements: Experience as a Flash Designer / Programmer with great skill within all the leading applications and design tools such as Macromedia and Adobe. Applicants should also have extensive knowledge in Action Scripting within Flash and HTML. Additional basic knowledge of ASP, PHP, XML would be of an advantage. Art or design qualifications would also be an advantage as would any other IT skills, e.g. audio /visual, PowerPoint Presentation, networking. The successful applicant will have an impressive portfolio of previous design work (please include links to relevant work on-line or printed examples where possible). Willingness and ability to learn new internet and authoring technologies relevant for website development is essential. Effective verbal and written communication skills and the ability to interact professionally with a diverse group of users and clients are also required. Applicants should be enthusiastic and communicative team members, with a positive attitude, showing dedication and willingness to work hard often under high production pressure. Please send a CV and covering letter to: Moving Design (UK) Limited, 40 Beverley Terrace, Cullercoats NE30 4NU. T: 0191 2893888. M: 0781 6309793. Email lucy@moving-design.co.uk.Website: www.moving-design.co.ukIf you would like to advertise a vacancy in our Spot the Job section, it is FREE to do so. Simply send as many details as you can about the role – not forgetting details of how to apply – to jobs@bdaily.info. Please also indicate the closing date so that we know when to stop running the ad.

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