Graphic Designer

How to ApplyA cover letter is required for consideration for this position and should be attached as the first page of your resume. The cover letter should address your specific interest in the position and outline skills and experience that are directly related. Job Summary

The graphic designer serves an important role as a visual communicator in the Michigan Medicine Office of Development. Most of this role is devoted to creating and editing print assets to a high standard and in alignment with Michigan Medicine brand guidelines.

This involves working primarily with the communications team (writers, editors, project managers, and others) as well as gift officers, event directors, stewardship directors, and other development professionals. The graphic designer may also work with printers and other vendors outside of Michigan Medicine.

The graphic designer should be comfortable managing several projects on various platforms and juggling multiple deadlines and the needs of multiple stakeholders. Part of this role is helping with the design of Medicine at Michigan, a print magazine that is the flagship publication of Michigan Medicine.

The graphic designer also helps with finding, organizing, and managing photos and other assets for the team. What You'll DoDesign Office of Development print assets including proposals, impact reports, newsletters, brochures, event invitations, banners, and other fundraising materials.

Manage and prioritize multiple projects simultaneously with different stakeholders and deadlines. Align print design assets with Michigan Medicine brand standards and strategic communications goals. Work closely with the communications team?

s project manager to ensure projects are on time and all stakeholders are aware of project status. Acquire, organize, and manage photos and other assets. Make sure all assets meet Michigan Medicine and ADA accessibility guidelines.

Help with design of Medicine at Michigan magazine. Assist communications team as needed. Required Q