Position Overview:
Seeking a talented Graphic Designer to join our team full-time in Dubai, UAE. In this on-site role, the candidate will be integral to shaping the visual identity of our projects, producing high-quality graphics and branding materials, and enhancing the overall visual appeal of our developments.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and design graphics that align with our group companies' branding standards.
Create compelling visuals for marketing campaigns, social media, and project promotions.
Collaborate with teams to produce innovative concepts and layouts that highlight the unique features of our projects.
Enhance existing designs and layouts for the companies website.
Create social media posts, event posters, and card designs.
Qualifications:
Strong graphic design skills, with a preference for experience in design; videography and photography skills are a plus.
Proven ability to design and execute branding concepts.
Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
Experience in creating visual concepts and layouts.
Bachelor’s degree in graphic design or a related field.
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