Overview
Toole Design Group is hiring a full-time Environmental Graphic Designer in Kansas City, MO. The role involves project management for wayfinding in public spaces, requiring collaboration with urban designers and engineers. Candidates should have 5+ years in graphic design, 3+ years in wayfinding, and a strong portfolio. The position offers competitive benefits and emphasizes a collaborative culture, seeking diverse applicants.
Responsibilities
- Lead the design of standalone wayfinding projects or lead EGD tasks within larger trails and urban design projects.
- Support more general graphic design or visualization deliverables such as report design, engagement materials, or renderings.
- Bridge the gap between 2D and 3D design to help users understand and navigate environments.
- Collaborate with urban designers, landscape architects, planners, and engineers to help users engage with the built environment.
Qualifications
Bachelor\'s degree in graphic design, industrial design, landscape architecture, or related field from an accredited college or university and / or comparable work experience in lieu of a degree5+ years of experience in graphic design, industrial design, landscape architecture, or related field3+ years\' experience in wayfinding, including the preparation of design intent drawings demonstrating knowledge of fabrication techniques, relevant building / planning codes, and human-centered designA portfolio demonstrating strong design skillsProficiency in graphic production using Adobe Creative SuiteExperience with CADTools, SignAgent, GIS, and / or SketchUp preferredStrong logic and writing skills that support the development of sign locations and messagingStrong organizational skills, including the ability to balance multiple projects. Project management experience is a plus.Benefits
The position offers a competitive salary and benefits, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, disability, retirement, a health savings account (HSA), and a flexible spending account (FSA).
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