Marketing Designer

Roles and responsibilities

We are seeking a versatile and innovative UI/webI/Graphic Designer to join our team at GiveDirectly. In this role, you'll contribute to the design of our website, web applications, print creatives, and a wide range of other assets to support our mission of driving direct giving.

This role requires a high degree of creativity, attention to detail, and project management skills. You will be tasked with creating engaging, easy-to-navigate designs that meet the needs of our diverse audience, from individual donors to large institutions. As a key player in our communications team, your designs will play a critical role in promoting our brand, driving awareness, and empowering recipients.

Reports to: VP of Product & Growth

Responsibilities

• Design Creation: Develop and enhance visual assets for our website, digital campaigns, print materials, and brand collateral. You’ll handle everything from conceptual design to final execution, ensuring a cohesive and impactful presence across all media.
• Branding & Communication: Create engaging graphics and layouts that capture and promote our brand identity. Design digital and print materials including icons, templates, reports, and presentations, ensuring alignment with brand guidelines.
• Collaboration: Work closely with internal teams to understand design needs, gather feedback, and integrate it into your designs. Collaborate with product managers, engineers, and stakeholders to deliver high-quality design solutions.
• Project Management: Balance multiple projects and deadlines, prioritizing tasks based on project requirements. Produce visually compelling solutions through wireframes, visual designs, and prototypes.

Desired candidate profile

This Is Not a Good Role For You If

• You’re looking to coasting job or struggle in fast-paced environments
• You don’t want to work on print, web, and product
• You value perfection over shipping
• You’re uncomfortable receiving and acting on constructive feedback
• You avoid taking ownership of your work or making decisions independently
• You’re sloppy and cut corners because it’s easier
• You prioritize aesthetics over functionality or user experience
  

Nice To Haves

• Experience in social impact or non-profit sectors.
• Familiarity with web development languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and experience working with development teams.
• Skills in animation or motion graphics.
• Experience designing for diverse cultural contexts.
• Portfolio demonstrating a range of design work and process explanations.
• Experience with user testing and designing based on feedback.