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March 24, 2019March 21, 2019

Job openings at Drake Cooper

Drake Cooper has a slew of job openings listed on their website, including:

We’re looking for a killer production artist with proven experience. Someone who has mad attention to detail, and can keep their head when things in the lab don’t go as planned. Strong typographic and layout skills are a must and outstanding organizational skills are a given. Lab coat and goggles not required.

Marketing Analyst

YOU: A campaign is over, results were tracked, high fives were had and yet, you’re still thinking about it. You go over the ways the campaign was executed, the time of day things were done, the channels that were used. You think back to offsite conversations, meetings held, and real-life engagement that, one way or another, all managed to influence the campaign. When most are off and running on the next project, you linger. You get curious. Why? To know. To learn. To get it right and to keep getting better. To be able to really answer the question, how did the campaign really do?

Interactive Designer

We are looking for an Interactive Designer with the talent, taste, and ambition to challenge conventional thinking and bring our clients’ stories to life throughout the digital landscape. The ideal candidate should be able to translate business challenges into work that is on-brand and on-trend, effective, intuitive, and delightful.

Art Director

YOU: Strategically-minded-Art Director/Designer-rock star-type person. Highly developed collaborative muscles and concept chops with mad execution skills. Comfortable living and playing in the digital world. Fluent in geek, gradient, GFX and glass half-full vernacular. Not afraid to throw ROI into a sentence, between FTW and a fist bump. Have the talent to backup a huge ego, but you don’t have one. Passionate, driven, curious, resourceful, inventive, friend, problem solver.

Account Supervisor

You already are a leader, a team builder, and a motivator. You are also articulate and strategic. Ruling the playground is kind of what this job is all about. You have an empathetic understanding of the consumer as well as the ability to be a bulldog for our creative team to meet the objectives of our clients. Account Managers are vital to Drake Cooper. Their CX focus is on day-to-day engagement, ensuring communication is clear and efficient between both agency and client. They also work collaboratively with internal teams to keep projects on schedule and moving forward. While Account Managers will work in a support role on the agency’s largest engagements, they also will gain practical experience by leading defined client engagements.

Full details about each position and how to apply can be found through their respective links above.

January 30, 2019January 30, 2019

Job openings at Drake Cooper

We got word of two new job openings at Drake Cooper recently:

Interactive Designer

You see digital beyond the boundaries of a browser. You want to tell stories across devices and platforms, and make meaningful connections throughout the consumer journey. You believe a great experience is in the micro-interactions. So do we. Let’s work together to bring that vision to life for innovative, ambitious brands.

Sound like a fit? Let’s talk. Apply with a current resume, and include a portfolio link in your cover letter.

Account Planner

An Account Planner helps clients identify what their brand ‘says’. They help establish the goals and objectives, target audience, message and tone in which marketing campaigns and messaging should be delivered. The Account Planner helps define how a particular strategy can help a client add value to their business and inspire Drake Cooper teams to create work that achieves the strategy. They use research, trends and data on markets, consumers and culture to help guide them.

Full details about these positions and how to apply can be found on the careers page of Drake Cooper’s website.

September 28, 2018September 28, 2018

Job openings at Drake Cooper

Recently we came across a few openings that Drake Cooper in Boise posted on their website:

Account Coordinator

Account Coordinators make things happen. They are a support role of the Client Services team shepherding client requests through the agency. Their realm is the CX Engagement phase, relying on their communication skills to ensure things are accurate and organized. Account Coordinators are exposed to many kinds of clients and need, and use that experience to build a foundation to work within the Client Services team.

Account Manager

Account Director

The Account Director is the agency’s lead Client Experience (CX) Architect, responsible for the strategy of DC’s clients and ensuring they are profitable. An Account Director is responsible for leading a group of accounts, managing a specific account team who runs those accounts, and ensuring clients are receiving great work and great service.

Account Directors are Jedi-masters of relationships, senior leaders and possess experience developing and managing multi-disciplinary engagements. The Account Director is responsible for delivering kick ass creative work that meets the client’s business needs and solves their business problems. They serve to mentor and develop client services team members, enabling them to learn and grow. Account Directors play an active role in business development, with both organic growth on their accounts plus working with agency leadership to respond and lead RFPs and pitches.

Full details about the positions and how to apply can be found through their respective links.

August 30, 2018August 30, 2018

Destination CLM

It seems that CLM is the place to take that next step in your agency career as of late, if the trio of new hires they recently announced is to be used as an indicator.

Senior account manager Josh Mercaldo moved to CLM from Drake Cooper, where he spent the past decade as an account director.

Greg Montemurro joined CLM’s creative team as a digital art director, after spending time with shops such as Foerstel, Stoltz Marketing Group, and Wire Stone.

Digital media manager Ben Adams moved to CLM from DaviesMoore, where he was most recently a senior digital marketing and media strategist.

Congratulations to all.

July 30, 2018July 31, 2018

Job openings at Drake Cooper

We got word recently of a couple new job openings at Drake Cooper:

Art Director

YOU: Strategically-minded-Art Director/Designer-rock star-type person. Highly developed collaborative muscles and concept chops with mad execution skills. Comfortable living and playing in the digital world. Fluent in geek, gradient, GFX and glass half-full vernacular. Not afraid to throw ROI into a sentence, between FTW and a fist bump. Have the talent to backup a huge ego, but you don’t have one. Passionate, driven, curious, resourceful, inventive, friend, problem solver.

US: We have mad love for advertising. We have mad love for advertising. We have mad love for ADVERTISING. And we thrive on creating great work that works. We value drive, debate, breaking trail, please and thank yous, POV, and making things better than we found them. We collaborate fiercely, we play nice and drink beer together. We’re good at what we do, but we’re constantly working to get better, we embrace change, we take risks, we show up, we stay late when we need to and leave early when we can, but we don’t leave anyone hanging. We have your back. We don’t believe in the limitations of titles, we dedicate time to learn and grow. We are artists, nerds, hackers, gamers, coders, storytellers, strategists, analysts, and makers. We don’t work for Drake Cooper, we are Drake Cooper.

Production Artist

How good are you at bringing things to life? Do you need a castle and lots of wires and a lightning storm? Or can you pretty much do everything with a Mac? We’re looking for a killer production artist with proven experience. Someone who has mad attention to detail, and can keep their head when things in the lab don’t go as planned. Strong typographic and layout skills are a must and outstanding organizational skills are a given. Lab coat and goggles not required.

Full details about both positions, and how to apply, can be found via their respective links.

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