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The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC) and Indian Pueblos Marketing, Inc. (IPMI) seek a Senior Brand Designer to bring our brands, stories, and programs to life through exceptional visual communication.
This high-visibility role requires strategic thinking, execution at a high level, and end-to-end production ownership across campaigns, publications, retail, exhibitions, and environmental graphics. You will partner with stakeholders, manage creative projects, and ensure that every visual
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC) and Indian Pueblos Marketing, Inc. (IPMI) are looking for an experienced Senior Brand Designer to bring our brands, stories, programs, experiences, and initiatives to life through exceptional visual communication.
This is a highly visible creative role for a designer who can think strategically, execute at a high level, and take ownership from concept through final production. You'll work across an unusually diverse range of projects-from marketing campaigns and publications to retail, exhibitions, signage, digital experiences, fundraising, special events, and environmental graphics.
You'll be both a creative partner and brand steward, helping ensure that every visual expression is thoughtful, compelling, culturally appropriate, and consistent with our brand.
We're looking for an accomplished designer who is equally comfortable developing the big idea and checking the final proof.
You should have:
A professional portfolio is required. Your portfolio should demonstrate strong print and digital design and include examples such as branding, marketing campaigns, publications, collateral, signage, promotional products, environmental graphics, or other professionally produced creative work.
We want to see not only beautiful design, but how you think, solve problems, translate strategy into visual communication, and bring ideas through production.
Your work here won't live in a single channel or serve a single audience.
You'll have the opportunity to work across a rich and varied portfolio encompassing culture, tourism, education, retail, events, fundraising, marketing, and community engagement. From a campaign seen online to a sign experienced in person, your creative work will help shape how people encounter and connect with IPCC and its brands.
For a designer who enjoys variety, meaningful creative challenges, collaboration, and the opportunity to have a visible impact, this is a chance to do work that goes well beyond the ordinary.
Candidates must successfully complete all required pre-employment drug/alcohol screenings and background investigations. Native American preference will be given in accordance with applicable law.