Web Designer

@Orchard LLC is actively seeking to engage an experienced Web Designer in support of NOAA’s Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument (PMNM). The work is located at the PMNM site in Honolulu, HI. The selected individual will complete the related tasks at the Honolulu, HI, site, or at offsite and remote locations as required.

As the Web Designer, you will:

• Develop, manage, regularly update, and maintain a multi-agency, government website for (7) Monument co-management agencies and adhere to all website policies.
• Design and produce web and print materials, interactive displays and exhibits, media projects, and messaging campaigns that support the Monument’s communications strategy.
• 2Design, develop, and oversee consistent use of visual branding and identity for multi-agency web and print materials and products displaying a wide array of Monument scientific, education, outreach, and cultural information.
• Create, design, and produce various presentation and print products (charts, brochures, flyers, logos, banners, t-shirts, reports, vector art, and other print media) for both Monument agency and public use.
• Oversee print production, proofreading, research of prospective vendors, and outsourcing of promotional/outreach material for Monument programs and projects.
• Manage and maintain extensive PowerPoint production, editing, and document manipulation.
• Assist with creating relevant content, images, and photos for social media updates. Maintains PMNM list service.
• Work as a core part of a Monument event planning team to help execute monument-sponsored events and meetings such as research symposia, outreach events, VIP events, etc., and develop and coordinate the production of related materials.
• Maintain proficiency in current web and design software through self-driven and regular training opportunities.
• Create and design layout for annual permitted activities report booklet and other agency documents.
• Assist with Monument events, meetings, symposia, and outreach events, including the development of visual materials.

Your background will include the following.

• Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited four (4) year college or university in computer or web design, graphic arts, commercial arts/design, or a related field. Two additional years of experience may be substituted for a Bachelor’s Degree. Five to seven (5- 7) years of experience in graphic design work including typography, page layout, web and print design using graphic, web, and desktop editing software.
• Experience overseeing production, and quality control of printed materials and contractors assisting in the development of web and print products.
• Experience in social media applications and in the support of social media campaigns.
• Experience in working to design graphic materials across Hawaii and the Pacific Islands and the ability to support web page updates across the Pacific Islands Region of the Office on National Marine Sanctuaries.
• Experience in logo design, product branding, and identity. High proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite applications including Adobe Photoshop Extended Illustrator, InDesign, Flash Catalyst, Flash Professional, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Acrobat Pro, and Bridge. Knowledge and experience in web development markup language and coding including HTML, Dreamweaver, and other software that supports web page production.
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and Apple/Mac applications.
• Awareness of industry standards for accessibility, usability, and technical specifications in web, mobile web, and print publishing environments.
• Familiarity with government website requirements for posting information.
• Familiarity with a variety of social media and networking websites.
• Strong graphic design and visual communication skills.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills, able to work under short deadlines with a variety of team members, prioritize work, and handle frequent changes in priorities.
• Excellent organizational skills and ability to multi-task and work independently to meet deadlines.