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French design agency, clients in France and abroad. Required: Minimum 2 years in communication or creative agency, on a position of production manager or assistant project manager, ideally with a portfolio. This is a project management position, not a creative one. You do not design: you organize, you brief, you control. But it takes an eye, otherwise the post is not tenable. Every day: Turn a customer request into a clear and complete brief for our designers Go look for real visual references (Pinterest, Behance, Dribble Meta advertising library) and say what to remember Read each deliverable before it leaves and write the returns Follow priorities and report blockages before they become delays Profile: Organization, prioritization, respect of deadlines. This is the heart of the post. A true visual culture: you follow creative accounts and you know why a visual works. A career as a graphic designer, community manager or junior art director is a real plus, if you like to coordinate as much as produce. Good written and oral French, mastered English, stable connection with a backup solution. Mastery of artificial intelligence tools Full-time telecommuting, remuneration above the market.
Sector: Hospitality & Tourism
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