Graphic Designer
Listed on 2026-01-26
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Creative Arts/Media
Digital Media / Production, Graphic Designer, Creative Design / Digital Art, Creative Advertising / Marketing
Graphic Designer
Department: Communications
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: National Science Foundation - Washington DC Area
DescriptionCONTINGENT HIRE NOTICE: This position is a contingent hire. Employment is contingent upon EDJ Associates, Inc. receiving a contract/task order award from the National Science Foundation (NSF). This position is performed primarily on-site at NSF headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia. Applicants must be able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust security clearance.
The Graphic Designer provides creative design support to NSF OLPA, producing high-quality visual materials that communicate complex scientific and policy information clearly and effectively across print, digital, and multimedia platforms.
EDJ Associates, Inc. is a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB) providing trusted digital, design, and communications support services to federal agencies. EDJ supports nationally significant science and public engagement initiatives and offers a collaborative, mission-driven environment supporting the U.S. National Science Foundation.
Key Responsibilities- Create graphic design and layouts for print and digital media.
- Design and edit Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.
- Develop infographics, illustrations, and visual assets for press kits and media events.
- Create graphics for trade shows, conferences, exhibits, and event booths.
- Ensure all designs comply with NSF branding and Section 508 accessibility requirements.
- Experience producing graphic design for federal or science-focused organizations.
- Proficiency with Adobe Creative Cloud products.
- Ability to research subject matter for visual accuracy.
- Ability to take creative direction and work independently.
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust security clearance.
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