Graphic Designer - NGOs

Graphic DesignerDepartmentMedia / Communications DepartmentReports ToMedia Manager / Direct SupervisorJob PurposeCreate high-quality, creative visual designs that support organizational goals, enhance awareness, drive engagement, and ensure consistent brand identity across all platforms.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign Marketing MaterialsCreate visual content for social media, websites, advertisements, and print materials.Design posters, social media posts, infographics, brochures, and promotional assets.Collaborate with TeamsWork closely with content writers, marketing teams, and creative managers.Translate complex data and reports into clear visual stories and infographics.Use Design SoftwareDevelop designs using professional tools such as Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, and Adobe Creative Suite.Apply Design PrinciplesUse typography, color theory, and layout techniques to enhance visual appeal.Prepare marketing materials including brochures, reports, presentations, and website visuals.Ensure Brand ConsistencyMaintain visual identity guidelines across all designs and platforms.Develop Creative ConceptsGenerate new ideas aligned with business objectives and target audience needs.Adapt Designs Across ChannelsCreate designs suitable for both digital and print formats.Ensure quality control for final printed materials.Meet DeadlinesManage time effectively to deliver high-quality work within deadlines.Stay UpdatedKeep up with design trends and integrate modern, innovative styles.RequirementsEducationBachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Fine Arts, or a related field.Experience7 to 10 years of experience in graphic design.Proven portfolio showcasing high-quality work.SkillsTechnical SkillsProficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign, etc.).Core SkillsStrong creativity and innovationAttention to detail and design qualityUnderstanding of typography and color theorySoft SkillsExcellent communication and teamworkAbility to manage multiple projectsStrong time management skillsProblem-solving and adaptability