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Stanford University's Office of Development is seeking a Senior Graphic Designer to lead brand stewardship across a wide range of mediums. You will report to the Creative Director and translate fundraising priorities into compelling visual work for digital, print, events, and environmental graphics.
You will partner with leadership and colleagues university-wide to deliver high-quality design, mentor staff, and maintain industry standards while working in a fully remote setup with a Stanford
Stanford University's Office of Development (OOD) raises philanthropic support from alumni, parents, families, friends, and institutional funders to advance Stanford's mission. Working alongside volunteers and academic leaders, OOD staff aim to give donors an exceptionally positive philanthropic experience. This is a two-year fixed-term position.
The Senior Graphic Designer sits within the central Design and Brand team, which leads creative work across the Office of Development. Reporting to the Creative Director, you would serve as a key creative force responsible for brand stewardship and design execution across a wide range of mediums, from digital platforms and print to events and environmental graphics. You would partner closely with leadership, development colleagues, and communications colleagues across the university, translating strategic fundraising priorities into compelling visual work.
This role is open to candidates anywhere in the United States and is fully remote. The main work location is listed as the historic Stanford Campus. Compensation is adjusted based on the successful candidate's location.
The budgeted salary range is $72,500 to $142,700 per year, with the specific offer determined by location and individual factors. The posted pay range is $101,269 to $189,035 annually. Benefits include 18+ PTO days per year, health benefits from day one, flexible work options, world-class exercise facilities, $6,000+ annual tuition and training assistance, a 403(b) retirement plan, mental health and wellness programs, and free or discounted commuter transportation.