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Remote Junior Graphic Designer – Canva & Social Media

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Job Title
This role focuses on providing ongoing design support for a research commercialisation and entrepreneurship hub, transforming finished content into polished, branded assets. The designer will work within established Canva templates and a defined brand kit to create engaging social media graphics, carousels, formatted documents, and email layouts. The position is execution-focused, requiring a keen eye for detail and the ability to expand the existing Canva system with new templates as needed. The workload is a few flexible hours per week, with the potential to increase during busier periods. Preference is given to designers based in Auckland or elsewhere in New Zealand.
Deliverables
- Design and produce static and carousel graphics for Instagram and LinkedIn using existing Canva templates and brand guidelines.
- Build and format emails in Flodesk, adhering to pre-set templates and brand standards.
- Layout and format editorial content, including reports, memos, and longer-form documents.
- Identify gaps in the current Canva template system and develop new templates that align with established logos, colours, and fonts.
- Ensure all assets maintain consistency with the brand kit and meet quality standards.
- Deliver work within agreed timelines, adapting to periods of increased demand.
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Requirements
- Proficiency in Canva, with experience working within brand kits and template systems.
- Ability to design new templates that adhere to established branding.
- Familiarity with Flodesk or similar email design platforms.
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to consistent, high-quality output.
- Comfortable working in an execution-focused role, rather than brand or content strategy.
- Fast turnaround times and ability to manage flexible, ongoing workloads.
- Based in Auckland or New Zealand preferred.


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