Graphic Designer (TS/SCI) for Intelligence Graphics & UX

Nalley Consulting, Llc; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Nalley Consulting, Llc in Washington, DC, seeks a Graphic Designer to develop graphics and layouts that support intelligence products. The role collaborates with analysts to translate complex information into clear visuals and multimedia content.

The position requires a Bachelor's in graphic design and at least 3 years’ experience (7 years can substitute for the degree). Proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite and video editing tools is expected, along with strong visual communication and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in graphic design and at least 3 years of professional design experience.
• 7 years total experience can substitute for a degree.
• Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and multimedia editing.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with analysts to translate requirements into graphics and layouts.
• Create illustrations, edit images, manage fonts for intelligence products.
• Produce graphics, cartographic products, and interactive content using designated tools.
• Integrate graphics with text, audio, and video for high-visibility intelligence outputs.
• Develop UI/UX concepts for interactive graphics and web products.

Skills

Graphic design

Collaboration with analysts

User experience

Video content

Education

Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design

Tools

Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, AfterEffects, Premiere, Flash)

Final Cut Pro X

Map Publisher

MS Office

Job description

Nalley Consulting, Llc in Washington, DC, seeks a Graphic Designer to develop graphics and layouts that support intelligence products. The role collaborates with analysts to translate complex information into clear visuals and multimedia content.

The position requires a Bachelor's in graphic design and at least 3 years’ experience (7 years can substitute for the degree). Proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite and video editing tools is expected, along with strong visual communication and