Position: Leading Graphic Designer
Category: Design
English level: upper
Years of experience: 9

From the University I started to work as a graphic designer at the Magazine of modern Art in Ukraine. First doing only a few articles layout, but after was promoted to leading designer with responsibilities of creating the whole magazine concept and design. 
Later I joined a start-up team of a German Outsourcing Company in Kyiv as a Graphic Designer. At that time there were only 5 team members as a whole team.  After constant self-development and several promotions, I've become a Chief Marketing Officer with 25 team members only in my Graphic and Social Media teams. I've collected a team of strong professionals that were doing designs for all over Europe. I was attending meetings with the CEO of many companies and pitched for sales.  
Also, I was invited to work directly for BDO Global in Brussel as a Graphic Designer and cover all their needs. In the particular: design of interactive brochures, presentations design, design for Conferences from scratch, including logo, style guides, PPT templates, brochures, social media, etc.
Hi. My name is Maria Romanenko, and I am a Creative Graphic Designer from Kyiv, Ukraine. For the last 9 months, I was working on the biggest Ukrainian retail website, Rozetka. I was in the position of Team Lead of the Graphic design team with 22 team members. We were creating all marketing collaterals for web and print.
I'm looking for a job that will be challenging and force me to grow and learn something new. I like to cooperate with clients and find ways to fulfill their goals. I really like to work with data and transform them into attractive and easy to understood designs. I like to work with infographics and presentations. I like creating social media advertising,  and posters. Also, I was very creative in developing a Visual Identity for Conferences and Online events. 
What I probably wouldn't like is a very routine job with no possibilities to grow and improve my skills.