Graphic Designer

Job description / Role

Job Description

The development of creative concepts, graphics and layouts that showcase the GEMS brand and are attractive to a range of audiences.

Key Accountabilities

- The development of creative concepts, graphics and layouts that showcase the GEMS brand and are attractive to a range of audiences
- Roll out the new GEMS corporate identity globally
- Thinking creatively to produce new ideas and concepts for traditional media and online
- Using practicality and innovative thinking to redefine a design brief within the constraints of cost and time
- Work with internal business teams (including education, enrolment, business development and marketing) to determine their requirements, interpreting their business needs and developing a concept to suit their purpose;
- Work with marketing and communications team, web developers and other marketing specialists to design around content and messaging
- Adapt and grow skillset with a changing industry to sustain the organisation's position at the forefront of the industry

- BA in Graphic Design/Related or equivalent qualification from a recognised institute
- Excellent software skills including InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop PowerPoint and any other Adobe applications
- Dreamweaver and Flash experience is a huge advantage
- Experience developing and designing viable creative concepts to brief, in tight deadlines and on budget
- Knowledge of artwork/repro/print/production/finishing processes
- An understanding and appreciation of all elements of the marketing mix

About the Company

GEMS Education is a pioneering education company with an international network of award winning K-12 schools. Over the past 55 years GEMS has grown from one school to being a truly global company with one incredible mission – to make quality education available to every student. Over 20,000 education professionals unlock the potential of over 250,000 students across 14 countries each and every day, preparing children of all ages for real world success.