Graphic Designer - Visual Communication

stakeholder messages into structured visual communication. The role requires more than traditional graphic production, with strong emphasis on information design, clarity, consistency, and practical communication. By improving how processes and requirements are presented, the designer will help stakeholders understand permitting activities more quickly and accurately. The position will work closely with non-design teams to shape information into professional visual outputs that support decision-making, awareness, coordination, and stakeholder engagement. Key ResponsibilitiesDesign visual communication materials supporting permitting processes and stakeholder interaction.Develop infographics that simplify technical, procedural, and operational information.Create process flows, diagrams, visual maps, and workflow illustrations.Produce professional presentations for meetings, workshops, management reviews, and stakeholder briefings.Design report layouts, reusable templates, and structured communication materials.Develop awareness, guidance, and information resources for internal and external audiences.Translate permitting workflows and procedures into clear visual formats that are easier to understand.Convert technical content into concise graphics without losing essential information or accuracy.Apply effective information hierarchy to complex documents and presentations.Use typography, spacing, visual grouping, and layout principles to improve readability.Maintain consistency across presentations, reports, diagrams, and communication materials.Ensure visual outputs follow applicable corporate identity and design standards.Collaborate with project teams to gather content and understand the purpose of each communication requirement.Clarify unclear or overly technical information with subject matter experts before developing final designs.Present alternative visual approaches where information can be communicated more effectively.Support internal communication campaigns and awareness initiatives through design-led materials.Develop visual assets suitable for structured project, government, technical, and stakeholder environments.Create editable templates that enable teams to maintain consistent communication standards.Review completed designs for spelling, alignment, visual balance, consistency, and information accuracy.Manage revisions efficiently while maintaining document version integrity.Handle multiple concurrent design assignments and prioritize deliverables according to project deadlines.Maintain organized working files, design assets, source materials, and approved final versions.Collaborate through shared digital platforms and support team-based design review processes.Adapt visual communication according to the needs of technical specialists, management teams, authorities, and other stakeholders.Support continuous improvement of communication materials based on user feedback and changing project requirements.Ideal ProfileThe role is suited to an experienced visual communication professional who can combine strong design execution with the ability to understand and simplify technical information.Associate Degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, or a related field.A recognized certificate from an accredited design or graphics program may also be suitable.Minimum 6 years of professional graphic design or visual communication experience.Advanced proficiency in Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Photoshop.Strong PowerPoint design capability with experience producing polished and logically structured presentations.Practical experience with Figma or comparable collaborative design platforms.Strong understanding of layout, typography, visual hierarchy, information architecture, and composition.Demonstrated ability to convert complex procedures or technical concepts into understandable visual content.Experience producing infographics, process diagrams, workflow graphics, or instructional materials.Ability to maintain visual consistency across multiple related deliverables.Strong attention to detail when working with structured technical or procedural information.Comfortable collaborating with professionals who may not have design backgrounds.Able to interpret stakeholder requirements and translate them into effective visual solutions.Experience supporting corporate, government, engineering, infrastructure, or technical organizations is advantageous.Ability to manage changing priorities and multiple assignments within structured project environments. Associate Degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, or a related field.A recognized certificate from an accredited design or graphics program may also be suitable.Minimum 6 years of professional graphic design or visual communication experience.Advanced proficiency in Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Photoshop.Strong PowerPoint design capability with experience producing polished and logically structured presentations.Practical experience with Figma or comparable collaborative design platforms.Strong understanding of layout, typography, visual hierarchy, information architecture, and composition.Demonstrated ability to convert complex procedures or technical concepts into understandable visual content.Experience producing infographics, process diagrams, workflow graphics, or instructional materials.Ability to maintain visual consistency across multiple related deliverables.Strong attention to detail when working with structured technical or procedural information.Comfortable collaborating with professionals who may not have design backgrounds.Able to interpret stakeholder requirements and translate them into effective visual solutions.Experience supporting corporate, government, engineering, infrastructure, or technical organizations is advantageous.Ability to manage changing priorities and multiple assignments within structured project environments.