STRABAG
Graphic Designer - Part- time (Fixed Term Contract)

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Tasks
- Design and produce high-quality visual content for a wide range of business functions and projects.
- Create engaging presentations, reports, brochures, posters, infographics, templates, and communication materials.
- Develop creative solutions that help simplify and communicate complex information clearly and effectively.
- Ensure all materials align with STRABAG UK brand standards and visual identity.
- Provide graphic design support across all Central Services functions and wider business teams as required.
- Work closely with stakeholders to understand requirements and deliver materials that meet operational and project needs.
- Support a variety of business initiatives, campaigns, events, employee engagement activities, corporate communications, and commercial submissions.
- Create digital assets for internal communications, newsletters, presentations, websites, social media channels, and other digital platforms.
- Assist with the development of visual content including graphics, illustrations, simple animations, and multimedia materials.
- Support the creation of engaging content that enhances internal and external communications.
- Translate stakeholder requirements into professional, engaging, and impactful visual outputs.
- Provide advice and guidance on design best practice and brand application.
- Identify opportunities to improve the quality, consistency, and effectiveness of visual communications across the business using STRABAG UK’s brand guidelines.
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Qualifications
- Proven experience as a Graphic Designer in an in-house, agency, or corporate environment.
- Strong proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, including InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
- Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, particularly PowerPoint and Word.
- Experience creating a broad range of corporate communication and visual design materials.
- Strong understanding of branding, visual identity, layout, typography, and design principles.
- Knowledge of video editing, animation, or motion graphics software such as After Effects or Premiere Pro.
- Excellent attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
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