Laura Mc Mahill
About Laura Mc Mahill
Laura Mc Mahill is a graphic designer based in Omaha, Nebraska, currently working at Elemental Scientific since 2018. She specializes in creating marketing materials for laboratory automation and has designed cover art for notable scientific journals.
Work at Elemental Scientific
Laura Mc Mahill has been employed as a Graphic Designer at Elemental Scientific since 2018. In this role, she specializes in creating marketing materials for laboratory automation, which includes technical illustrations and designs for scientific experiment application notes. Her work involves collaborating with international clients to deliver tailored graphic design solutions. She utilizes project management tools such as JIRA and CMS to streamline her design tasks, ensuring effective communication and project execution.
Education and Expertise
Laura Mc Mahill studied Graphic Design at FSC from 2012 to 2015, where she earned an Advanced Diploma. Her education has equipped her with the skills necessary for effective graphic design, particularly in visualizing data creatively to communicate complex scientific concepts. Additionally, she completed her High School Diploma at Gretna High School from 2002 to 2006, laying the foundation for her future studies in graphic design.
Background
Laura Mc Mahill has a background in graphic design that spans several years. Before joining Elemental Scientific, she worked as a Graphic Design Specialist at Encartele for eight months in 2017, also located in Omaha, Nebraska. This experience contributed to her skill set and understanding of the graphic design industry, particularly in creating effective visual communications.
Achievements in Scientific Graphic Design
Laura Mc Mahill has made notable contributions to scientific graphic design, including the design and production of cover art for prestigious publications such as the Oxford Royal Society of Chemistry's Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry and the Metallomics Journal. These projects highlight her ability to merge artistic design with scientific communication, showcasing her expertise in the field.