Graphic Designer at GiveIndia
Title
Graphic Designer

Location
Bangalore, India
Job Type & Duration
Full-time Employment, Long term
Background
GiveIndia is India’s largest and most trustworthy giving platform for donors. With contributions of over 300 crores made to the organisation's 200+ vetted and trusted nonprofits, their giving community of more than 1 million donors has impacted lives of over 4 million people across 23 states in India.
Roles & Responsibilities
GiveIndia has been making incremental efforts to facilitate 'giving' through digital channels, as they saw more and more of their donors go online. However, to really make online giving happen at scale, the organisation is looking to leapfrog and build one of the world’s best online giving platforms, as well as to transform themselves to a tech-centric product-first company, and to bring delight into giving.

To make this vision a reality, GiveIndia is looking to build a socially-conscious hands-on digital sales and marketing engine to take their products to market and the role of Graphic Designer is critical to the success of online giving.

This is an extremely rare opportunity that brings 
  • rewarding, high-impact meaningful work
  • freedom to operate
  • exciting, fast-paced start-up environment

The organisation is looking for a superstar Graphic Designer to own and lead design solutions, with high visual impact, for various work areas including websites, social media, collaterals, digital campaigns, corporate identity etc.
Prerequisites
  • The candidate should have 3+ years' experience of working as a Graphic Designer or other similar position
  • A good practical experience with industry-leading design products, such as InDesign, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Photoshop and so on is a must
  • The candidate should have the ability to deliver under defined timelines, and should have high degree of comfort with a stretch work environment
Compensation & Benefits
Rs. 20,000 - 50,000
Application Deadline
November 30, 2017
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