Current Employment Status:
Hired Part Time on Apr 7, 2026
Joshua
Professional Graphic Designer and Video Editor
With Timeproof
Overview
Looking for full-time work (8 hours/day)
at $4.99/hour ($960.00/month)
Bachelor of Arts in Communication
Last Active
June 27th, 2026 (yesterday)
Member Since
May 28th, 2020
Profile Description
Professional Graphic Designer and Video Editor
A highly-trained and motivated Graphic Designer and Video Editor with years of experience providing excellent services to clients and helping them grow their businesses by implementing effective media advertisements and providing administrative services.
Proven success in building brands, driving profitability, and increasing popularity and customer engagements. Has strong background in implementing best practices in fostering customer care and accomplishing administrative tasks.
Equipped with advanced knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud and Figma to use for photo editing, producing films, creating animation, editing audio and videos, making advertisement. Proficient in the use of MS Office applications - Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
Fluent in the English language both verbal and oral. Has excellent communication skills and outstanding telephone etiquette.
Basic Information
- Age
- 25
- Gender
- Male
- Website
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- Address
- Marilao, Bulacan
- Tests Taken
- IQ
- Score: 125
- DISC
- Dominance: 27
- Influence: 38
- Steadiness: 21
- Compliance: 14
- English
- C1(Advanced)
- Government ID
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