Graphic Designer

Groundworks•Virginia Beach, VA
•Onsite

About The Position

The Graphic Designer designs and produces a variety of projects for Groundworks locations across North America and key company initiatives. Work includes print, digital, email, website, collateral, and out-of-home assets. The role collaborates with the Senior Manager of Graphic Design to maintain visual brand identity and uphold design standards across multiple locations. The designer is expected to be a motivated self-starter and team player who can manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment, prioritize effectively, and take action. Applicants must submit both a resume and a portfolio to be considered. The position is based in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The stated salary range is $50,000–$65,000; the anticipated hiring range for this role in Virginia is $49,379.88–$65,839.84. Final compensation depends on the candidate’s qualifications, relevant experience, demonstrated capabilities, and work location.

Requirements

  • At least 2 years of professional design experience is preferred.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design or a related visual arts program.
  • A compelling portfolio demonstrating command of fundamental design principles and techniques; applicants must submit a portfolio and resume.
  • Strong understanding of print and digital media, mobile and desktop usability, visual problem-solving, design principles, layout and composition, visual hierarchy, color, and typography.
  • Positive, collaborative team player with a go-getter attitude.
  • Passion for design and keeping up with current trends.
  • Flexibility to adjust to new tasks as priorities shift.
  • Desire to learn and grow within an international brand.
  • Ability to receive and understand constructive criticism and feedback and adapt to those needs.
  • Highly proficient in macOS and experienced working in a Mac-based creative environment.
  • Proficient in Adobe Creative Cloud, primarily InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop.
  • Experience with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
  • Familiarity with emerging AI tools for sourcing, generating, and enhancing imagery; use AI to complement original creative work rather than replace it, and stay current with evolving technologies and industry trends.
  • Basic prepress and production knowledge.
  • Open to working additional time when necessary.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in large-format print production and vehicle wrap design.
  • AfterEffects experience.
  • Experience with Google Web Designer, Adobe Express, Canva, or Figma.
  • Strong copywriting, content structure, and storytelling abilities.
  • Knowledge of Monday.com project management software.

Responsibilities

  • Drive projects from start to finish, ensuring quality and stakeholder needs are met.
  • Partially or fully manage project needs for specific departments or channels.
  • Design, scale, and rebrand print materials, including publication ads, direct mailers, internal flyers, billboards, and large-format signs.
  • Design, scale, and rebrand digital graphics, including web display banners, social media graphics, email layouts, and website campaign assets.
  • Develop logos and custom infographics for Marketing and internal departments.
  • Create graphic and presentation templates for company-wide use.
  • Edit and manipulate photos for print and digital graphics.
  • Assist with building, maintaining, and managing a design asset library, brand standards, and guidelines.
  • Adhere to budgets, timelines, and work plans so efforts support departmental and company objectives.
  • Assist with file organization in the Air digital asset management platform.
  • Assist with other design and creative tasks as they arise.

Benefits

  • Competitive pay
  • Employee company ownership opportunities
  • Industry-leading training programs
  • Leadership development and career growth tracks
  • Comprehensive and affordable benefits package
  • Award-winning workplace culture
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