Senior Graphic Designer, Apparel Graphics & Storytelling — EMEA

Nike Inc; Hilversum; Remote; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Nike Inc. in the EMEA region is seeking a Graphic Design Storyteller who blends creative excellence with strategic thinking to shape narrative-driven graphics for seasonal apparel.

You will translate consumer insights and sport culture into premium product experiences across multiple teams. Collaborating with Design, Product Management, and Development, you will develop graphics, branding elements, and storytelling systems, presenting concepts to stakeholders and guiding print techniques, while

Qualifications

• Portfolio demonstrating storytelling and design process across multiple projects.
• Experience delivering consumer-focused graphic design for brand, agency, or in-house teams.

Responsibilities

• Create impactful graphics and branding elements for seasonal product lines.
• Translate trends and cultural insights into premium graphics for the EMEA market.
• Collaborate with Design, Product Management, and Development to ensure high-quality concepts.
• Present concepts and design rationale clearly to cross-functional partners.
• Manage multiple projects balancing creativity with speed and business goals.
• Guide prototype development and decisions on print techniques and production.
• Continuously explore sport, culture, fashion, typography to inspire storytelling.

Skills

Storytelling

Graphic design

Narrative development

Presentation

Collaboration

Tools

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe InDesign

Job description

Nike Inc. in the EMEA region is seeking a Graphic Design Storyteller who blends creative excellence with strategic thinking to shape narrative-driven graphics for seasonal apparel.

You will translate consumer insights and sport culture into premium product experiences across multiple teams. Collaborating with Design, Product Management, and Development, you will develop graphics, branding elements, and storytelling systems, presenting concepts to stakeholders and guiding print techniques, while