Graphic Designer
At a glance
Mid-level Graphic Design role at Emit. Miami · full-time.
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What you'll do
- Create diagrams, maps, alerts, newsletters and social graphics for Florida Turnpike construction outreach
- Turn engineering plans and construction details into clear visuals for public audiences
- Produce print, digital, presentation, signage and brochure materials across project phases
- Handle requests from multiple corridors while coordinating deadlines, files and quality reviews
- Check project data, accessibility, formatting and branding before materials reach the public
What you bring
- A bachelor’s degree in graphic design or a comparable field, plus at least five years in visual design
- Previous design experience with a transportation department or another government organization
- A portfolio showing varied design techniques, with strong Adobe Creative Cloud skills across InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop
- Working knowledge of PowerPoint, presentation creation, web layouts, wireframes and digital media
- Familiarity with Section 508, ADA requirements and other accessibility standards
Who this fits
You’ll suit work that combines visual design with technical translation, public information and government review processes. You’ll need to work independently while supporting several project managers and communication leads, often handling short-turnaround requests. The role is based in Miami and calls for proficiency in PC environments, Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative tools.
From the employer
This Opportunity
WSP is currently seeking a Graphic Designer who will provide visual design support for Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise construction projects and other agency initiatives as assigned. The role develops clear, accessible and customer-focused graphics that support community outreach, public information, construction updates, and project communications throughout all phases of project development.
The role supports the Customer Experience Division by producing materials that meet FDOT and Enterprise standards, follow established branding, and communicate complex information in a simplified and visually understandable way.
Your Impact
Create graphics, illustrations, diagrams and visual materials for construction outreach and public information efforts.
Develop layouts for construction alerts, detour maps, public meeting boards, fact sheets, project newsletters, mailers and social media graphics.
Prepare visuals that support project phasing, lane closures, staging, noise walls, bridge work, access changes and other construction activities.
Convert engineering information, plan sheets and technical details into public-friendly visuals.
Support all phases of a project including PD&E, design, right of way and construction.
Produce graphics for digital platforms, presentations, signage, brochures and internal communications.
Ensure all materials follow agency branding, plain-language standards and communication requirements.
Respond to graphic design requests from multiple corridors and project offices.
Manage concurrent tasks and deadlines while maintaining quality and consistency.
Participate in project meetings as needed to understand design requirements.
Prepare files for print, digital release or public distribution.
Maintain organized project files and design assets for each corridor or project.
Ensure all materials are ADA-friendly, properly formatted and ready for distribution.
Conduct quality reviews to confirm accuracy of project data, maps and construction information prior to release.
Strong proficiency in visual communication, layout design and converting technical information into easy-to-understand public-facing graphics.
Ability to adapt style and design approach to various project phases and communication needs.
Comfort working within government brand guidelines and approval processes.
Strong attention to detail and ability to manage short-turnaround requests.
Ability to work independently while supporting multiple project managers and communication leads.
Who You Are
Required Qualifications
A bachelor’s degree in graphic design or an equivalent field
5+ years of experience in visual design or a related field
Experience working at a department of transportation or other government entity
A portfolio demonstrating a range of design techniques and skills
Ability to work independently and interdependently with teams and demonstrate initiative
Knack for project management, demonstrated technical prowess, impressive design sensibilities, and a rigorous and proactive work ethic
Fluency in PC environments and proficient in Adobe Creative (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, and Microsoft Office Suites and other creative software and social media design needs
Proficiency with PowerPoint and presentation development
Experience with web design, website layouts, wireframes, storyboards, integrating graphics, audio and video and creating elements such as icons and banners
Knowledge of trends in creative design, processes, products, and digital media
Knowledge of Section 508 standards, the Americans with Disabilities Act and other standards
Preferred Qualifications
Adherence to FTE and Florida Department of Transportation style guides
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