About the Role
We’re hiring a Multimedia Designer to support ZIA’s Creative and MarCom teams in developing visual assets across campaigns, content, and events. You’ll design for digital and print, contribute to light motion graphics, and help execute brand-aligned work across various touchpoints.
Arabic skills are a plus but not mandatory. This role is ideal for a fast, flexible designer who can think conceptually and execute precisely.
Key Responsibilities
Design digital assets for social media, websites, and campaign toolkits
Create simple animated content for reels, stories, and digital screens
Support in presentation design, reports, event materials, and branded collateral
Adapt brand identities and campaign concepts across platforms
Work closely with content, production, and strategy teams
Ensure designs are culturally appropriate and visually aligned with brand goals
Organize files, maintain version control, and meet fast-moving deadlines
Required Qualifications & Experience
3–5 years of experience in graphic or multimedia design
Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects)
Experience designing for both digital and offline channels
Strong attention to detail, color, spacing, and layout
Fluent in English; Arabic preferred but not required
Strong organizational skills and ability to work under pressure
Understanding of cultural sensitivity and bilingual visual layouts
Bonus Skills (Nice to Have)
Arabic design or typography experience
Motion graphics and animation capabilities
Experience working with government or bilingual campaigns
Familiarity with print production and event branding specs
Experience using Figma, Premiere Pro, or Canva
Why Join ZIA
Work on meaningful, high-impact national projects
Competitive salary and performance-based growth opportunities
Exposure to cross-collaborative work across disciplines, clients, and cultures
A diverse, dynamic, multicultural team with a shared standard of excellence
A creative culture that celebrates innovation, authenticity, bold thinking, cultural relevance, and results
