Designer II, Basketball NBA/WNBA Apparel Graphic Designer

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Beaverton, OregonOn-siteGraphic Design

WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR? We are looking for a Designer II to help shape the future of NBA/WNBA apparel through innovative graphic storytelling and product expression across licensed apparel collections. This designer is grounded in possibility, driven by curiosity, and energized by the opportunity to push creative boundaries in service of athletes, teams, and fans.

The ideal candidate embodies creativity, optimism, and a problem-solving mindset. They thrive in collaborative environments, actively seeking diverse perspectives while confidently offering and receiving constructive feedback.

This role requires the ability to translate sophisticated consumer, athlete, team, and marketplace insights into authentic narratives and compelling design solutions that advance the future of sport apparel at Nike. We are seeking a designer with a committed connection to sport and has the capability to manage multiple projects effectively while implementing and upholding Nike’s brand standards.

Just as Athletes are driven to compete, we require a high level of passion for creative vision and the communication of that vision to both internal and external partners. WHAT WILL YOU WORK ON? At Nike, you will help shape the future of NBA/WNBA apparel through compelling graphic narratives, innovative design solutions, and consumer-driven storytelling.

As a Graphic Designer II, you will create seasonal graphics and visual systems across both Nike branded and licensed collections, bringing energy and authenticity to products that connect with athletes, teams, and fans around the world.

Working within a collaborative design environment, you will translate insights from athletes, fans, teams, and cultural trends into impactful graphic expressions that elevate product and strengthen brand storytelling. From uniforms and on-field product to fanwear and sideline collections, you will contribute to creating distinctive visual experiences that define the future of NBA/WNBA apparel.

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