Graphic Designer

About the Role

This ongoing full-time position involves creating, developing, and transforming graphic design ideas into finalized artwork for both print and digital media, supporting Arts Centre Melbourne's shows, experiences, and projects. The remuneration band is $78,901 per annum plus superannuation.

Key Responsibilities

• Produce high-quality graphic design across print and digital formats aligned with briefs and concepts
• Engage in design work for large-scale formats and signage with a strong grasp of pre-press, production, and printing standards
• Handle multiple projects simultaneously ensuring timely delivery within a dynamic, deadline-driven environment
• Operate autonomously in planning, organizing, and executing various creative projects
• Follow brand style guides and team guidelines consistently

About You

• Creative and innovative thinker capable of translating briefs into compelling visual designs
• Passionate about enhancing skills and eager to evolve professionally in design
• Experienced in collaborating within a fast-paced marketing team aimed at audience engagement through creative campaigns

Required Experience and Skills

• Minimum of five years of graphic design experience in related roles
• Proven ability to develop images, graphics, logos, and promotional materials adhering to brand identity
• Competent Mac user with advanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud tools such as Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and Acrobat
• Strong skills in finished artwork production for digital and print media
• Effective written communication skills coupled with negotiation and problem-solving capabilities

About the Team

The Marketing team focuses on enhancing audience engagement for Arts Centre Melbourne by delivering captivating creative content that promotes shows, exhibitions, and brand awareness. They foster an enriching cultural experience for diverse audiences.

About Arts Centre Melbourne

Arts Centre Melbourne respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung, as well as neighbouring Kulin Nation groups. Known for iconic venues such as the Spire, Hamer Hall, and the Sidney Myer Music Bowl, the centre presents premier Australian and international performing arts.

The organisation is actively involved in reimagining the Melbourne Arts Precinct to become a vibrant creative and civic hub, supported by Victorian Government initiatives.

Benefits

• Flexible hybrid working options
• Complimentary tickets to events
• Discounts on food and beverages within premises
• Reduced rates for commuting and onsite parking availability
• Access to wellness programs, learning and development opportunities
• Free employee assistance services including tailored support for First Nations, LGBTQIA+, and People of Colour communities

Equal Opportunity and Application Process

Applications are welcome from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals, people from diverse cultural backgrounds, persons with disabilities, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and all ages. Workplace accommodations are available throughout recruitment upon request.

Applicants must hold full Australian work rights and undergo a National Police Check for employment.

Submit your resume and a cover letter addressing key criteria by 11:55pm on Sunday, 15 August 2026. Early submissions are encouraged as interviews may be conducted ahead of the deadline.