ARServices seeks a Graphic Designer to contribute to the DoD Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office’s (CDAO) AI Talent 2.0 program. CDAO is responsible for the establishment of the strategy, best practices, architectures, and tools to ensure that the DoD has reliable, ethical, and trusted AI-enabled systems. This position will play a key role in CDAO's goal of maximizing continuous iteration / continuous development, application of responsible AI concepts, and enterprise scalability. Systems work will further comply with DoD policy as it pertains to risk-managed access to data, active collaboration in the industry/academic/government data and AI communities, and efficient acquisitions and procurement strategies.

　　Requirements

　　Responsible for design and production of regional corporate marketing materials; brand strategy; graphics support for all CDAO missions

　　Collaborate with mission teams and the communications team to design custom graphics, videos, and three-dimensional animation for digital platforms

　　Tell the story; Make deliberate design decisions and translate any given user experience into a smooth and intuitive interaction

　　Create, improve, and use wireframes, prototypes, style guides, user flows, and effectively communicate your interaction ideas using any of these methods

　　Present and be able to defend design decisions, which are based on design thinking and fundamental principles of design, including color schemes, visual weight, etc.

　　Work closely with the UX lead and developers to ensure that designs meet the UX specifications and are implementable by the development team

　　Collect and understand requirements; design, explain, and negotiate feedback

　　Conduct ongoing research to identify new design trends and UX strategies

　　Qualifications:

　　Active DoD Secret clearance

　　Must have experience working in agile teams with a UX lead, developers, testers, and project managers

　　Experience with Adobe Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects) Sketch, Cinema 4D, InVision, Figma etc.

　　Basic understanding of front-end languages