Graphic Designer

Location: Remote

Duration: 6+ Months

Role: Graphic Designer

About Us:

Digital Aid Seattle is a collective of professionals with diverse expertise, dedicated to transforming the nonprofit sector. We partner with nonprofits, leveraging our skills to enhance their efficiency, effectiveness, and accessibility, ultimately increasing their overall impact.

Why Join Us?:

By volunteering with us, you directly enhance the reach and efficacy of NGOs, with our nurturing environment, where everyone is united by common values, working collectively to give back to society.

All our volunteers sign an agreement and are vetted for experience before starting work with us. We believe in values like assuming positive intent, bringing out the best in others, and focusing on problems, not just solutions.

You should be seasoned, capable of leading yourself and others in your discipline, available to dedicate enough time to accomplish tasks, and driven to work independently.

Help us create a bigger impact by joining Digital Aid Seattle!

Responsibilities:

• Collaborate closely with our partners and team to understand and translate their vision into stunning visual content.
• Create compelling graphics, illustrations, and layouts for digital platforms.
• Ensure all designs align with brand guidelines, while also pushing creative boundaries.
• Provide input and recommendations on design trends and best practices.

Desired Qualifications:

• Proficiency in standard graphic design tools (e.g., Adobe Creative Suite).
• A strong portfolio showcasing your creativity and design versatility.
• Ability to understand and align with the unique needs of our partners and audience.
• Excellent communication skills to effectively discuss ideas and feedback.

What Makes You Stand Out:

Your unmatched creativity. You don't just design; you tell a story. Your work is not only visually appealing but also captures the essence and mission of our NGO partners. Your ability to understand the bigger picture and translate it into visuals sets you apart.