Jordan Pomazon
jrpomazon@gmail.com
jrpomazonportfolio.blogspot.com
Education
Montserrat College of Art - 2007-2011
Beverly, Massachusetts
BFA Graphic Design with a minor in Creative Writing
Niigata College of Art and Design - 2010
Niigata, Japan
Continuing Education Summer Semester
Professional Skills
Adobe Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator
Knowledgeable in Final Cut Pro and other video editing software
Proficient in both Windows and Mac OS
Work Experience
Freelance Work - 2010 - Present
Examples of work include:
New England Hand Associates (Framingham, MA):Redesigned practice operational materials, including business cards, envelopes, letterheads; redesigned billing form.
Vital Signs (Elon, NC): Designed a logo and logotype for student a cappella group based in Elon University.
Zweihändler Productions (Los Angeles, CA): Designed logos, props and operational materials for a media production company.
Cora Corporation - Kernwood Bridge - 2014- Present
Drawbridge Operator
Opening and closing a drawbridge for incoming and outgoing vessel on the Danvers River while keeping communications by radio. Responding to both boat and car accidents, reporting to local authorities and supervisors. Clearing debris from road and maintaining workplace to set standards when needed.
Beverly Public Library - 2011-2013
Circulation Librarian
Serving library patrons by re-shelving items, making reservations, checking out materials from the library and dealing with other needs patron needs in person and over the phone.
Related Experience
Montserrat College of Art Freshman Orientation - 2010, 2011
Helped introduce incoming students to a new educational environment through group participation and providing need-to-know information.
Arthathon 2.0 - 2010
Internship focusing on helping promote an art charity during SLCC 2010. Created advertisement materials and assisted in public relations.
The Wry, Raw, Whimsical Wall - 2011
Self-run gallery event featuring interactive art that engages viewers to use interchangeable captions with images. Pieces were sold to benefit Japanese Relief charities run by Montserrat College of Art.
