Graphic Designer

Job Description
A talented, creative, and highly motivated Graphics Designer will support the USCENTCOM J2 Directorate in the development and production of high-visibility intelligence publications. This role transforms complex intelligence into clear, polished, and engaging visual products for senior leaders.

Basic Requirements

Active TS/SCI with CI Poly clearance required.

Must be a U.S. Citizen

Bachelor’s Degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communications, Multimedia Design, or a related field.

Minimum of three (3) years of experience in graphic design, visual communication, or publication design.

Demonstrated experience designing intelligence or executive-level briefing products similar in style and rigor to DIA, JCS, or National Command Authority publications.

Proven ability to design and lay out interactive briefing materials, visual guides, manuals, flat panel displays, seals, boards, and other visual collateral.

Experience working in high-tempo environments with strict deadlines and shifting priorities.

Ability to collaborate effectively with intelligence analysts, editors, and senior stakeholders to translate analytical data into compelling visual formats.

Highly detail-oriented with exceptional visual standards and consistency.

Strong communicator capable of presenting design concepts to analysts and senior leaders.

Responsibilities

Create, design, and finalize daily intelligence products for senior-level decision-makers, ensuring all materials are visually polished, accurate, and publication-ready.

Develop sophisticated layouts and visual frameworks for interactive briefings, reference guides, manuals, programs, digital displays, seals, boards, and specialized event collateral.

Translate complex intelligence narratives and data sets into clear, compelling graphics, charts, infographics, and executive summaries.

Ensure all products meet intelligence community formatting standards, classification guidelines, and dissemination protocols.

Collaborate closely with analysts, editors, and the Executive Publications Directorate to ensure visual alignment with analytic intent and mission priorities.

Provide rapid-turn support during high-priority or crisis-driven events, incorporating real-time updates into visual products while maintaining quality and accuracy.

Maintain visual consistency, branding, and publication identity across all CENTCOM J2 products.

Conduct quality assurance reviews to ensure accuracy, readability, classification markings, and visual coherence.

Support the dynamic and evolving mission requirements of USCENTCOM by providing flexible, on-demand creative services for operational needs, events, and senior leader engagements.

Work Location
On-site support at MacDill AFB (Tampa, FL).

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