Twelve designers, four press operators, two prepress specialists, and a four-person customer team — all full-time, all Brooklyn-based, all on the same payroll. No offshore handoffs and no white-label resellers fulfilling under our name.
Every Inkgility order moves through the same four people: a designer who knows your brand kit, a prepress specialist who catches what your file is missing, a press operator who runs the actual machine, and a QC manager who looks at every order before it goes in the box. They sit on the same floor. They share the same coffee. That's the whole architecture of how we keep quality consistent at small-batch quantities.
Below: leadership, the studio team, advisors, and an honest note about hiring.
Two co-founders, a design director, and a head of operations. Representative bios — names are illustrative for the public team page.
Fourteen years in premium print, ex-Pentagram. Born in Athens, lives in Brooklyn. Spends most of his week with the design and AI-phone product teams. The platform thesis — print, brand, AI, ops in one place — started in a coffee-shop sketch he hasn't thrown away.
Eighteen years on Heidelberg foil presses. Started at his uncle's letterpress shop at fifteen and never left the industry. Runs the press floor, owns the substrate range, and is the reason reorders look identical to the first run six months later.
Twelve years in brand identity, ex-Mucho. Leads the custom design service and sets the bar on what a finished brand kit looks like. The one-designer-per-project rule is hers.
Operations, customer team, and the AI phone bot deployment pipeline. Came up in restaurant ops, which is why he treats every order like it's a Saturday dinner service.
The day-to-day. Representative profiles of the studio.
A small, working advisory bench. People who pick up the phone on a Saturday.
We don't post job listings on a regular cadence. When someone exceptional reaches out, we make room. If you're a designer who cares about printed output, a press operator who treats the machine like an instrument, or a customer-team person who's allergic to robotic email — we'd love to meet.
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