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Graphic Designer

Posted 12 days ago

sparks groupSilver Spring (MD)

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Graphic Designer Job Summary: We are seeking an experienced Graphic Designer to support a company in Bethesda, MD. This full-time opportunity offers top-of-market compensation, guaranteed 3% annual raises, and additional performance and Christmas bonuses. The selected candidate will create impactful visual communications, translating complex medical and scientific information into engaging materials for diverse audiences.
Please note: This position is expected to begin in December. Candidates must be willing to sign a Letter of Intent (LOI) in advance to confirm their commitment to the opportunity. A Tier II Non-Critical Sensitive background check will be required.
Graphic Designer Responsibilities: Lead the design and production of command-level publications, public health campaigns, environmental graphics, and social media content. Translate complex medical and scientific concepts into clear, engaging infographics and visual communications for diverse audiences. Develop and maintain consistent visual branding across print and digital materials. Create layouts, graphics, illustrations, and other visual assets using Adobe Creative Suite. Manage design projects from initial concept through final delivery, including timelines, stakeholder coordination, revisions, and approval workflows. Collaborate with stakeholders and subject matter experts to ensure deliverables meet communication objectives and organizational standards. Rigorously apply HIPAA requirements and Protected Health Information (PHI) safeguarding principles to all visual products. Ensure deliverables meet quality standards, accessibility requirements, branding guidelines, and project specifications. Support video editing and motion graphics projects as needed.
Graphic Designer Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Visual Arts, Communications, or a related field. Minimum of five years of professional graphic design experience. Strong portfolio demonstrating expertise in branding, print and digital layout, and data visualization. Advanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, including InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. Ability to translate complex medical, scientific, or technical concepts into clear, visually compelling content. Experience managing design projects from concept through final delivery, including stakeholder reviews and approval processes. Understanding of HIPAA requirements and the appropriate handling and safeguarding of PHI.Excellent communication, organizational, and project management skills. Experience with video editing and motion graphics using Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects is a significant advantage. Ability to successfully complete a Tier II Non-Critical Sensitive background check. Willingness to sign a Letter of Intent (LOI) before the anticipated December start date.

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