Job description

We are looking for a Creative Graphics Designer who can conceptualize and visualize engaging and on-brand graphics. As a Graphics Designer you should handle the entire process of defining requirements, visualizing and creating graphics including illustrations, logos, layouts and photos. You’ll be the one to shape the visual aspects of websites, books, magazines, product packaging, exhibitions and more. Your graphics should capture the attention of those who see them and communicate the right message. For this, you need to have a creative flair and a strong ability to translate requirements into design. If you can communicate well and work methodically as part of a team, we’d like to meet you. The goal is to inspire and attract the target audience.

 

 

Job responsibilities include but are not limited to:

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1. Study design briefs and determine requirements

2. Schedule projects and define budget constraints

3. Conceptualize visuals based on requirements

4. Prepare rough drafts and present ideas

5. Develop illustrations, logos and other designs using design software

6. Use the appropriate colors and layouts for each graphic

7. Work with creative director to produce final design

8. Test graphics across various media

9. Amend designs after feedback

10. Ensure final graphics and layouts are visually appealing and on-brand

11. Should be open for corrections or modifications in design

 

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Required Skills / Desired Experience:

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1. Proven graphic designing experience

2. A strong portfolio of illustrations or other graphics

3. Familiarity with design software and technologies (such as InDesign, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Photoshop)

4. A keen eye for aesthetics and details

5. Excellent communication skills

6. Ability to work methodically and meet deadlines

7. Degree or certification course in Design, Fine Arts or related field is a plus​

 

 

You’ll Fit In If:

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• You’ve ever said “wait, let me just tweak this one last thing” at 1 AM.

• You love memes and moodboards equally.

• You believe design isn't decoration — it's communication.