Graphic Designer: Print and Digital (Brochures, One-Pagers, PDFs)

Job description

We are looking for an experienced graphic designer to build out the core marketing materials for a Philadelphia-based aging-in-place home modification company. We integrate occupational therapy, construction, and interior design to help homeowners live safely and independently at home.

We have a complete brand guide, photography library, fonts, logos, and detailed asset specs ready to go. You will have everything you need from day one. We need someone who can move quickly, communicate proactively, and bring clean, professional design thinking - not templates.

This project requires your full, dedicated attention. We are not looking for someone juggling multiple large projects simultaneously. Please only apply if you can prioritize this work and turn around drafts within agreed timelines.

What you will be designing

All assets exist in a prioritized list with detailed copy, specs, and direction provided:

1. B2C One-Pager (print and digital PDF)

2. B2B One-Pager (print and digital PDF)

3. Client Bifold Brochure, 2 color themes (print and digital)

4. Partner Bifold Brochure, 2 color themes (print and digital)

5. Central Graphic for Brochure

Each asset has specific direction, copy, and structural requirements outlined in the brief. You will not be starting from scratch conceptually. Your job is to execute it with design excellence.

The Brand

The brand is warm, grounded, and design-forward. Think residential interior design meets trusted healthcare professional. Our materials should feel like something you would see in a well-designed home improvement showroom, not in a hospital waiting room. We do not use clip art, generic bullet-point layouts, or anything that reads as institutional.

You will work from a complete brand guide that includes colors, typography, logos, and core photography. No variations of logos or colors outside the guide.

All source files (InDesign, Illustrator, or Figma) must be delivered alongside final print-ready and digital PDFs.

You are a good fit if you

- Have a portfolio showing clean, elevated print and digital marketing materials

- Have experience designing for brands with specific, established guidelines

- Communicate clearly and flag questions before starting an asset, not midway through

- Can produce and deliver assets at a professional pace

- Have experience with print production specs (bleed, crop marks, CMYK vs RGB)

Not a fit if you

- Rely heavily on templates or AI-generated layouts

- Are unavailable or unresponsive during business hours

- Have not designed bifold brochures or print-ready PDFs before

How to apply

Please include the following in your proposal:

1. Two to three examples from your portfolio most relevant to this project

3. Your estimated timeline for completing the full asset list

4. Confirmation that you can prioritize this project and begin immediately

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