This position is open to those outside of Canada and willing to relocate to Toronto.

Super sweet bonus points awarded to:
- experience with After Effects or 3D programs
- experience in other design fields (art, illustration, print design, branding)
- those who create personal works in spare time

You will be:
· Collaborating with creative and art directors on concepts
· Assisting senior designer in complex interactive designs
· Designing smaller websites, promotional artwork and logos.
· Creating style frames, branding guides and mood boards
· Communicating ideas by means of pencil sketches, wireframes and mockups
· Always advancing your skills and learning new ones.

You already:
· Understand composition & typography and colour theory
· Have an eagle’s eye for attention to detail
· Have a rock solid knowledge of Photoshop & Illustrator
· Know and understand Flash
· Know about new technologies like HTML5, Unity and Molehill
· Are driven to push yourself, your work and aren’t satisfied with mediocrity

Jam3 Offers:
· Benefits (Dental, Medical, Long Term Disability, etc)
· Opportunity to work on advanced interactive projects outside of just advertising microsites (interactive documentaries, tv & music industry, motion graphic videos & applications)
· Non repetitive work through a varied client list and collaboration with top agencies at the international level
· An office filled with awesome people who can do unbelievably amazing things in digital
· A vintage Coke fridge stocked full with imported beers
· A standup arcade filled with 150 classic games (including every version of Street Fighter ever made)

Send an email to workwithus@jam3.com with a link to your portfolio (or works) and an explanation outlining why you think you’d be the right fit for us.

Jam3 made a big splash at the Digital Marketing Awards in Toronto November 12th (yes…i know…and we’re blogging about it now, we’re busy okay), with the website for its film Waterlife winning Best of Show honours.

The website, created for NFB, is a rich, interactive, highly immersive experience that delivers the key message of the film–the Great Lakes are in great distress, but something can be done about it–for anyone who hasn’t seen the film.

The website uses video, animation and text in 23 different sections to deliver its message in a remarkably user-friendly, engaging manner. The site also won a Gold in the Entertainment, Arts & Tourism category.
Commitment to Care & Service Awards

“What really helped Waterlife stand out to the jury was how impossible it was to ignore,” said Adrian Capobianco, DMAs co-chair and president of Quizative Inc. “It was captivating and drew you in. The content was great and that raised it above the rest.”