Specialist, Marketing Brand & Design

About the role

The position of Graphic Designer provides consulting and development of graphic design and visual concepts, manually or using computer software, to communicate ideas that inspire, inform, or captivate Ryan staff. They develop the overall layout and production design for announcements, materials, brochures, and reports.

Responsibilities

• Create a positive team member experience.
• Participates on committees and special projects, and seeks additional responsibilities.
• Consults with key stakeholders on design strategies and develops a plan that conveys the message and graphical illustrations.
• Plans graphical and messaging concepts by studying information and materials.
• Evaluates and improves graphic design with input from key stakeholders.
• Researches and creates images and develops graphics for production illustrations, logos, and other materials.
• Illustrates concept by designing rough layout of art and copy regarding arrangement, size, type size and style, and related visual concepts.
• Assists with the development of presentation and customized solutions.
• Obtains approval of concept by submitting rough layout for approval.
• Prepares finished copy by appropriate means including printing and purchasing materials from vendors.
• Assists with other projects and performs other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in human resources or related field; or equivalent combination of graphic design training and work experience.
• Minimum of 3–5 years of experience with graphic design.
• Demonstrates project management skills, keeping multiple projects moving forward simultaneously.
• Innovative and creative, with the ability to recommend and execute solutions in a results‑oriented environment.
• Self‑starter; able to work independently and multi‑task in a dynamic environment, managing multiple deadlines and priorities on a large capacity and global scale.
• Highly effective interpersonal and communication skills (written and verbal) to customize the message for the audience and organization.