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Designer, Travel+Leisure

Time Inc. is one of the largest branded media companies in the world. The company reaches more than 130 million people globally each month across multiple platforms, with influential brands like Time, People, Sports Illustrated, InStyle, Real Simple, Travel + Leisure, Food & Wine and Wallpaper. Time Inc. is home to celebrated events and franchises including the Fortune 500, Time 100, People's Most Beautiful, Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year, Essence Festival in New Orleans and the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen. The job: Do you want to help drive the design vision for the preeminent, insatiable travel magazine? The Designer, Travel + Leisure will conceive, build and design for the magazine in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment focused on quality. You will: Design and art direct front-of-book and special packages from initial concepts to final color correction Art direct photo shoots Design print pages, specifically owning sections of the magazine Work collaboratively with editors, photographers, stylists and illustrators Oversee print color retouching; working closely with the print color reproduction team Translate print designs for the tablet Close your own pages Manage contracts and invoices for illustrators and photographers You have: Experience: Show, don't tell. When we invite you in for an interview, we'll be able to understand your value - not in the amount of times you tell us about your love of content - but through tangible examples of the work you've done in an editorial art department. You have at least three years of concrete print design experience. Bonus points if you have digital design experience. Killer taste: Bosses, peers and teams flock to you for your visual sense, which is unparalleled. You have a clear sensibility that shines through everything you take on. The quality of your design work is unmatched - your value shines through in exceptional typographic skills, strong front of book packaging experience and knowledge of illustrators and photographers. Enthusiasm for teamwork: Like any great designer, you excel at working independently. You're also a team player and it shows. You're quick to notice the details you manage and how they contribute to the greater whole.

Art Director, Cooking Light

Job Category: Content Time Inc. is one of the largest branded media companies in the world. The company reaches more than 130 million people globally each month across multiple platforms, with influential brands like Time, People, Sports Illustrated, InStyle, Real Simple, Travel + Leisure, Food & Wine and Wallpaper. Our Birmingham, AL location is home to our well-known Cooking Light, Southern Living, Coastal Living, MyRecipes and Oxmoor House brands. About Birmingham: This Southern city is in the midst of a cultural renaissance. Birmingham has terrific museums, converted loft neighborhoods, cool coffee joints, barbecue, and reclaimed urban green space. And that's just a sampling of what it has to offer! With new restaurants, bars, shops, and gallery openings always on the calendar, there's something for everyone here. Did we mention Birmingham also boasts an ever-growing music, art, and film festival scene? Thanks to short commute times and mild weather, you can enjoy everything the city has to offer year-round. https://vimeo.com/133501801 The Job: Cooking Light is recruiting a highly motivated Art Director with a passion for food photography and design to work in our Birmingham, Alabama office. Reporting to the Creative Director, the Art Director is responsible for art directing photography on location and in the new state-of-the art Time Inc. Food Studios. The Art Director will also commission and oversee illustration and package and design stories, while maintaining the overall design quality and integrity of our print and digital platforms-- from design to production. You Will: Conceptualize, plan and art direct feature and FOB photo shoots Design innovative, dynamic features and special packages Guide assigned stories through the entire design/production process Assign photography and illustration to consistent high standards Collaborate with editors on story concepts and the integration of editorial content and design Work with the Creative Director to manage and mentor designers. Serve as a first line of approval for their work. You Have: Minimum of six years of editorial design experience Expert-level skills in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign Strong typography skills Experience in assigning and producing food photography Experience in assigning illustrations and hand-lettering Ability to juggle multiple projects and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment without sacrificing quality Strong leadership and communication skills, a detail-oriented approach, consistent execution and overall reliability A love for complex and layered magazine design as you will be working primarily on large feature packages A passion for what you do; your enthusiasm for your work is contagious Clear communication skills, a detail-oriented approach, consistent execution and overall reliability

Creative Director, Fortune

Fortune has long been the leading magazine for business. When it was conceived by Henry Luce in 1929, most of the existing business press consisted of gray pages filled with words and numbers. Luce wanted his new magazine not only to have great journalism, but to be beautiful. When he presented his idea to the Time Inc. board, he quoted Leonardo da Vinci: "The eye giveth to man a more perfect knowledge than doth the ear." Consequently, Luce said. "the new magazine will be as beautiful a magazine as exits in the United States." The early Fortune covers were exquisite works of art, crafted by the likes of Diego Rivera, and printed on oversized cream-colored paper. In the early days, its photography editor was the famous Walker Evans, and his photographers included Margaret Bourke-White. Fortune captured the fierce beauty of industrial America with all of its shortcomings, which were particularly evident in the first decade of the magazine's existence. Today, that proud legacy is in need of a reboot. The world of business is in the midst of a new industrial revolution, driven by unprecedented changes in technology. The rapid advance of mobile and cloud computing, connected devices, big data, artificial intelligence and advanced robotics and drones, as well as the relentless globalization of business, call for a new visual language to convey Fortune's essential message to business. It needs to inspire as well as inform; enlighten as well as educate; delight as well as describe. We need to convey a sense of urgency to our readers, making Fortune a must-read - something they need in order to succeed in business. The job: The design director will help develop that imagery, first leading a redesign of the magazine, then helping to carry that visual language through to Fortune's other platforms, including digital, video and live. He or she will have to do that while continuing to manage the daily operations of the art and graphics staff, and produce 16 magazines (one a month, plus four special issues) a year. You will: Oversee the art direction of all Fortune products Manage a staff of roughly 5 people, and the budget for art Work collaboratively with editors, photographers, and illustrators Work with the digital designers, conference designers and advertising designers to ensure a consistent look and feel to all Fortune products. You must demonstrate: Significant magazine design experience An ability to create the imagery that will capture the new reality of business An ability to collaborate with others An ability to work calmly on deadlines An ability to manage staff and budget. A hands-on work ethic. You need to be tactical as well as conceptual, willing to get down and dirty into the details of production.

Design Director, Coastal Living

The Position: Design Director, Coastal Living Location: Birmingham, AL Time Inc. is one of the largest branded media companies in the world. The company reaches more than 130 million people globally each month across multiple platforms, with influential brands like Time, People, Sports Illustrated, InStyle, Real Simple, Travel + Leisure, Food & Wine and Wallpaper. Our Birmingham AL location is home to our well-known Coastal Living, Southern Living, Cooking Light, MyRecipes.com and Oxmoor brands. About Birmingham: This southern city is in the midst of a cultural renaissance. It's not about barbecue; it's not about cool coffee joints; it's not about reclaimed urban green space; it's not about converted loft neighborhoods; it's not about new restaurant, bar, shop, and gallery openings; it's not about music, art, and film festivals. It's about all of that, and so much more. Best of all: you can enjoy everything the city has to offer and a high quality of life. Thanks to short commute times and mild weather (think year-round outdoor living). The Job: Do you love gorgeous homes, delicious food, sunny travel, inspiring people, and warm-weather style? Are you passionate about a coastal lifestyle? Do you have a knack for seeing the big picture outlook while also obsessing over the smallest of details? Do you art direct your world, from your home to your outfit? If your answer to these questions is a resounding yes, then read on for details about the Coastal Living Design Director. The Design Director is a senior member of the management team, the visual authority of the staff. S/he will work with the Editor and Style Director to create, define, and execute visual strategy for all content for Coastal Living. You will: • Oversee all design direction. Ensure that overall look and feel of the brand products is appealing to both consumer and advertising audiences. • Assist in shaping editorial direction. Collaborate with editor, style director executive editor, and managing editor to generate editorial content mix, relying heavily on brand awareness and brand filter. Work closely with editors and the art department to reinforce brand mission through story design. • Manage and mentor members of the art and photo departments and freelance designers. Coach them in all things "coastal"; share resources; and help them find solutions when questions and challenges arise. Serve as a first line of approval for their work product. • Design and art direct content. Design all covers and certain features; art direct photo shoots when needed. • Facilitate communication. Help serve as a liaison between editorial, art, and photo departments. • Ensure consistency of brand design across all sections and platforms. • Know the landscape. Monitor competitors for ideas and talent. You have: • 7-10 years of art direction experience at a magazine, catalogue, or other relevant business • The ability to navigate adversity and anticipate issues before they arise • Clear communication skills, a detail-oriented approach, consistent execution and overall reliability • A passion for what you do; your enthusiasm for your work is contagious • A deep understanding of and finely honed filter for the brand

Senior Food Editor

Location: Birmingham, AL Southern Living celebrates the best of life in the South, both in our content and through publications and programs that enrich the lives of millions of our devoted readers. As the signature Southern brand in the Time Inc. portfolio, Southern Living acts as the go-to resource, both in print and online, for people who love the Southern lifestyle. Created by a team of experts on Southern food, gardens, home design, travel, and style, SouthernLiving.com is the ultimate insiders' guide to life in the South. The job: The Senior Food Editor, will help shape the food & entertaining vision for Southern Living leading the charge at the signature Southern brand within the Time Inc. portfolio. This is a key role for an experienced food editor who is excited by the chance to mobilize a team around big ideas, projects, and packages. You will: • Pitch, package and produce seasonal food and entertaining stories across platforms and pillars for features, section leads and monthly columns and traffic-generating digital campaigns • Own and edit the food section of the magazine • Mentor junior staff in pitching, packaging, reporting and writing • Utilize your network of talented freelancers and tastemakers, finding creative, relevant angles for them to contribute to our brand • Work with our General Manager to monitor workflows, especially from the perspective of junior editors • Meet every deadline, every time - and work with junior staff to do the same • Generate multiple pieces of digital content every month You are: • Experienced magazine editor: You can map out 15 months of seasonal food content at a time. You are inspired by great packaging and come with the knowledge and experience needed to plan and pull off inspired packaging youYou willrself. You have superior editing, writing and reporting skills. • Leader with a vision: You take abstract ideas and transform them into compelling, robust packages. You are part diplomat, part project manager. You can motivate groups of people and bring them together to execute ambitious projects. You get things done. You enjoy teaching and mentoring. In a world where we're working on multiple things at once you help others determine what to prioritize and the most efficient way to stay on track. • Problem solver: When writers and editors come to you with issues, you identify solutions. You're always building and maintaining a network of on-the-ground sources that enable us to produce trustworthy food content through a proven community of insiders. • Ideas person: You are naturally creative and enjoy brainstorming and collaborating. When you look at a story in the headlines, you can envision how to approach it from additional, reader-focused angles. You also think bigger: packages, franchises, newsletters, partnerships and more. • Immersed: You come with a clear perspective and a deep interest in all things Southern Living with a specific interest in food. When we invite you in for an interview, we'll be able to feel your energy, enthusiasm, and interest.