Social Media Creative & Rapid Response • Prioritize timely social media graphics for breaking developments, community updates, advocacy, events, holidays, campaigns, and other urgent needs. • Partner with social media and communications colleagues to deliver clear, engaging, platform-ready creative on deadline. • Maintain flexible social templates and adapt creative for channel specifications, accessibility, audience needs, and evolving platform practices.
Brand Stewardship & Creative Standards • Serve as the day-to-day steward of the Federation’s visual identity, refining brand guidelines, templates, and design standards. • Review creative for brand alignment, visual quality, accessibility, accuracy, and production readiness, and guide colleagues in applying the brand effectively. • Conduct periodic audits of visual communications across channels to identify inconsistencies, reinforce quality, and recommend practical updates to brand guidelines, templates, and design systems. • Maintain organized design files, templates, fonts, logos, photography, and other assets to preserve institutional knowledge.
Collaboration & Project Execution • Partner with Marketing & Communications colleagues, fundraisers, program teams, and leadership from creative brief through final delivery, clarifying objectives, setting expectations, recommending effective solutions, and ensuring dependable follow-through. • Manage multiple projects, deadlines, revisions, and approvals with transparency and sound judgment. • Evaluate incoming assignments, anticipate the time and resources each will require, organize competing demands, and flag potential scheduling conflicts before they affect delivery. • Conduct ongoing visual trend research and experiment thoughtfully with emerging tools, technologies, and design approaches to keep the Federation’s creative work fresh, relevant, and effective. • Coordinate specialized work with outside vendors or creative partners as needed and apply relevant design, digital, social media, and production innovations thoughtfully. • Provide art direction or design support for photography and video shoots, helping shape visual concepts, shot requirements, styling, and final asset selection.
What You Need to Be Successful • Bachelor’s degree in graphic design, visual communications, fine arts, digital media, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience. • Five or more years of progressive graphic design experience, with a portfolio demonstrating concept development, brand systems, typography, layout, digital and social content, and print production. • Advanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud, particularly InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, and Acrobat; working knowledge of presentation and template-based design tools. • Experience using project-management and workflow tools such as Asana or a comparable platform. • Ability to move fluidly between creative strategy and hands-on production while managing a high volume of assignments under short deadlines and shifting priorities. • Strong knowledge of brand governance, file preparation, print production, responsive digital formats, accessibility-minded design, and organizational social media publishing. • Excellent communication, collaboration, organization, and presentation skills; nonprofit, fundraising, community, or agency experience is preferred. • Working knowledge of photography, motion graphics, simple animation, video editing, illustration, or AI-assisted creative workflows is preferred. • Interest in Jewish community, Israel, philanthropy, and mission-driven work is preferred.
Work Environment This collaborative, hands-on role requires regular in-person work and close coordination with colleagues across the organization. The Senior Graphic Designer must be able to respond to time-sensitive communications needs and may occasionally support evening or weekend programs, events, or urgent community updates.
To Apply: Email your resume to (contact details on the original listing) with the position title in the subject line.