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Marketing Department

Graphic Designer

Closing date: 13 December 2024 23:59 CET/CEST

Type of position: Part-time

Expected workload: 3-5 hours/week

Department: Marketing Department.

Location: Remote. Preferably in Europe.

The Marketing Department plays a vital role in shaping the public image and outreach of the European Hyperloop Week (EHW). It ensures that EHW’s vision and achievements are effectively communicated to stakeholders, attendees, and the broader public. From creating promotional campaigns to managing social media platforms and designing event materials, the Marketing team works tirelessly to deliver compelling content that drives engagement.

As a Graphic Designer within the Marketing Department, you will be responsible for developing visual content that aligns with EHW's branding and communication goals. You’ll craft impactful designs for both digital and print media, collaborate with other departments to create cohesive materials, and bring creative concepts to life, ensuring the marketing efforts leave a lasting impression.

Responsibilities

Create visually appealing digital and print materials, including posters, social media graphics, brochures, and presentations.
Collaborate with the Social Media and Content teams to produce engaging graphics that enhance campaigns.
Ensure all designs are consistent with EHW’s brand guidelines and visual identity.
Develop visuals for event-day materials, such as signage, schedules, and banners.
Support other teams, such as Event Production, in designing layouts, stage backdrops, and other event-related materials.
Assist with updates and improvements to existing visual assets.

Requirements

Additionally, as a Graphic Designer, to fulfill all your responsibilities, it is important you are:

Proficiency in graphic design tools such as Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign).
Strong attention to detail and a keen eye for aesthetics and composition.
The ability to translate abstract ideas into engaging visual concepts.