Graphic Design Director for Christian Non-Profit
Budget: $50 – $0 USD
Important note: Please submit your resume, a working link to your design portfolio/examples (print, digital, and UI), and a custom cover letter explaining why you would like to work at NCF and a brief personal testimony of your faith in Jesus. Unfortunately, submissions that don’t include all three won’t be considered. Thanks!
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As the Director of Graphic Design at the National Christian Foundation (NCF – www.ncfgiving.com), you’ll be an integral part of a fun, creative Marketing Team that develops strategic communications for a variety of audiences. You’ll work on digital and print materials, including websites, emails, brochures, presentations, event collateral, social media images, and much more. You’ll collaborate with offices and staff across the organization on special projects, and you’ll help train and equip our other staff and local-office teams.
Overview
• Type – This is a part- or full-time contract position (30-40 hours per week), but it could grow beyond that.
• Location – This could be a fully remote position or hybrid (1 day per week in-office) position at NCF’s Alpharetta, Georgia, headquarters. It’s open to any applicant eligible to work in the U.S., though preference will be for candidates who live in the Atlanta area.
• Experience – This position requires at least 3 years of experience with growing responsibility and a wide range of design and marketing disciplines (see next bullet).
• Specific design talents – This position needs to demonstrate a strong history and talent in web UI/UX, print layout/production (including working with external printers on final print jobs), social media, and web/digital in general.
• Compensation – If you are interested in a contract/consultant option, please submit your hourly rate.
• Purpose – You’ll bring our mission and vision to life by creating and publishing inspirational, innovative, and consistent content. Every day, your work will create an eternal impact around the globe as NCF’s grants further the work of tens of thousands of Christian ministries who are sharing the love of Jesus, bringing clean water to the thirsty, rescuing victims of human trafficking, bringing hope to victims of natural disasters, and much more.
Key activities
• Lead our graphic design efforts – Develop and maintain marketing materials (web pages, documents, images, etc.) that preserve and enhance NCF’s current brand style and language. Manage other staff or contract designers.
• Review and approve – Review design work performed by other team members, providing coaching and critiquing and also resolving issues and questions collaboratively.
• Create new things – Create original visual designs, layouts, and images that align with NCF’s brand language for a wide range of print and digital communications and projects, using software such as Figma, Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Sketch, and Invision.
• Repurpose existing things – Use existing design templates for emails, social media posts, ads, videos, and more.
• Manage print – Develop print collateral by adapting existing materials or developing new ones from scratch, including brochures, one-page sheets, event signage, annual reports, and job descriptions (like this one ;-).
• Manage digital – Develop web UI screens, page layouts, images, popups, flows, wireframes, forms, elements (buttons, form fields, success messages, icons, etc.), and event entire sites. UI will include our public website, microsites, internal intranet, and secure login sites (such as our online Giving Fund experience).
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As the Director of Graphic Design at the National Christian Foundation (NCF – www.ncfgiving.com), you’ll be an integral part of a fun, creative Marketing Team that develops strategic communications for a variety of audiences. You’ll work on digital and print materials, including websites, emails, brochures, presentations, event collateral, social media images, and much more. You’ll collaborate with offices and staff across the organization on special projects, and you’ll help train and equip our other staff and local-office teams.
Overview
• Type – This is a part- or full-time contract position (30-40 hours per week), but it could grow beyond that.
• Location – This could be a fully remote position or hybrid (1 day per week in-office) position at NCF’s Alpharetta, Georgia, headquarters. It’s open to any applicant eligible to work in the U.S., though preference will be for candidates who live in the Atlanta area.
• Experience – This position requires at least 3 years of experience with growing responsibility and a wide range of design and marketing disciplines (see next bullet).
• Specific design talents – This position needs to demonstrate a strong history and talent in web UI/UX, print layout/production (including working with external printers on final print jobs), social media, and web/digital in general.
• Compensation – If you are interested in a contract/consultant option, please submit your hourly rate.
• Purpose – You’ll bring our mission and vision to life by creating and publishing inspirational, innovative, and consistent content. Every day, your work will create an eternal impact around the globe as NCF’s grants further the work of tens of thousands of Christian ministries who are sharing the love of Jesus, bringing clean water to the thirsty, rescuing victims of human trafficking, bringing hope to victims of natural disasters, and much more.
Key activities
• Lead our graphic design efforts – Develop and maintain marketing materials (web pages, documents, images, etc.) that preserve and enhance NCF’s current brand style and language. Manage other staff or contract designers.
• Review and approve – Review design work performed by other team members, providing coaching and critiquing and also resolving issues and questions collaboratively.
• Create new things – Create original visual designs, layouts, and images that align with NCF’s brand language for a wide range of print and digital communications and projects, using software such as Figma, Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Sketch, and Invision.
• Repurpose existing things – Use existing design templates for emails, social media posts, ads, videos, and more.
• Manage print – Develop print collateral by adapting existing materials or developing new ones from scratch, including brochures, one-page sheets, event signage, annual reports, and job descriptions (like this one ;-).
• Manage digital – Develop web UI screens, page layouts, images, popups, flows, wireframes, forms, elements (buttons, form fields, success messages, icons, etc.), and event entire sites. UI will include our public website, microsites, internal intranet, and secure login sites (such as our online Giving Fund experience).