Graphic Design Jobs in Nairobi

Graphic Designer $1500$2500 USD/month Fully RemoteLocation: Fully remote you can be based anywhere in the worldHours: Flexible async-friendly with some WAT overlap preferredSalary: $1500$2500 USD/monthContract: Full-time permanentAbout the companyRemote World is partnering with a UK-based creati...

Organization: aak-GROW/CropLife KenyaSector: Agriculture / Crop Protection IndustryReporting To: Chief Executive OfficerJob PurposeThe Communications and Public Relations Officer will provide strategic leadership in planning developing and executing integrated communication and public relations init...

POSITION SUMMARYThe Communications Officer supports effective accurate and timely communication of programme impact progress and learning within the country programme. The role ensures that programme narratives are locally relevant evidence-based and aligned to broader organisational positioning whi...

Job SummaryThe Graphic Designer will be responsible for conceptualizing designing and producing high-quality visual communication materials that support the companys marketing sales branding product communication and corporate visibility objectives.The role ensures brand consistency technical accura...

Job Title: Marketing Officer Reporting to: Head Of MarketingLocation: NairobiJob SummaryA leading furniture manufacturing company is seeking a Marketing Officer with experience in graphic design to support marketing initiatives enhance brand presence and drive customer engagement. The role involves...

POSITION OVERVIEWThe Furniture Designer is responsible for creating innovative functional and aesthetically pleasing furniture designs. This role involves developing concepts producing detailed drawings selecting materials and collaborating with carpenters upholsterers and production teams to bring...

Africas population is growing rapidly with young people forming an increasing share of the workforce. Yet job creation has not kept pace leaving millions - particularly young women - without access to stable dignified livelihoods due to barriers such as limited education social norms and unpaid care...