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AlphaHire

Graphic Designer

Bethesda, Maryland, United StatesUnited States
Full-time · AlphaGov
POSTED 10 NOVVERIFIED 1H AGO
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AlphaGov is building its network of graphic designers for future opportunities. We’re interested in designers who can take a rough brief, ask the right questions, and turn complex information into something people can understand at a glance.

What you’ll do

  • Design reports, presentations, infographics, social media graphics, and other print and digital materials.
  • Turn research findings and data into charts, diagrams, and layouts that help readers see what matters.
  • Develop visual concepts and carry them from the first sketch through revisions and final production.
  • Collaborate with writers, researchers, and project leads to shape the message and make the design work for its audience.
  • Create templates that help teams produce consistent, accessible materials across formats.

Requirements

  • A portfolio showing strong typography, layout, and visual hierarchy across print and digital work.
  • Proficiency in Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop.
  • Experience taking a project from an initial brief to production-ready files.
  • The ability to explain your design choices, incorporate feedback, and manage overlapping deadlines.

Experience with data visualization, editorial design, presentation design, or motion graphics is especially relevant.

Benefits

Send your résumé and a portfolio link or PDF. Highlight one project where your design made complicated information easier to understand. If it was a team effort, tell us which parts you designed.

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