Graphic Designer

Job description

We are seeking a talented and versatile Graphic Designer to join Forterra’s marketing team. This role will

Design high-quality creative for digital and print channels, including marketing campaigns, social media, web, events, advertising, recruiting, signage, collateral, and internal communications
Translate complex technology, products, and concepts into clear and compelling visual stories
Create campaign identities, key art, graphics, illustrations, iconography, infographics, and other visual assets
Develop and evolve Forterra’s visual language while maintaining consistency with established brand standards
Support major company moments including product launches, announcements, trade shows, demonstrations, recruiting initiatives, and industry events
Create scalable design systems, templates, and asset libraries that enable teams to work quickly while maintaining brand consistency
Partner with the Content Designer on presentations, reports, technical collateral, and other materials requiring both strong information design and visual execution
Collaborate with marketers, writers, engineers, product leaders, and executives to understand project goals and develop creative solutions

4+ years of professional graphic design experience, ideally within an in-house marketing or creative team, agency, or fast-paced technology organization
Strong portfolio demonstrating expertise in brand design, marketing creative, typography, layout, composition, and visual storytelling
Advanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, particularly Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign
Strong understanding of typography, hierarchy, color, imagery, grid systems, and fundamental design principles
Experience designing across both digital and print formats
Ability to take a project from initial concept through final production
Strong understanding of brand systems and the ability to apply guidelines consistently while still finding opportunities to push the creative
Ability to simplify complex or technical information visually without losing accuracy