WWF Myanmar is currently inviting applications to refresh its roster of Communications Consultants specializing in Illustration and Graphic Design. These roles are remote, with engagement periods varying according to project requirements.

Background

WWF, an independent conservation organization active in nearly 100 countries, works to sustain the natural world for the benefit of people and wildlife. WWF-Myanmar, established in 2014, is focused on halting the loss of the country’s extraordinary biodiversity and ensuring that human use of the country’s natural resources is sustainable and equitable. Preserving the environment in which people live and work is critical for health and wellbeing.

Background of assignment

Successful candidates on our roster will be experienced individuals or companies, interested and available to support WWF’s communications and advocacy work in Myanmar. Project opportunities could run from 1-2 days of work to many months, and require graphic design/illustrations skills. We are interested to hear from candidates based in Asia Pacific and those outside the region who are able to work remotely.

Examples of consultancy work offered (Tasks and responsibilities)

Graphic design / illustrations: infographics, report layout, toolkits/handbooks, awareness-raising posters/pamphlets, social media graphics.
Expected Profile / Qualification and Expertise

Degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Fine Arts, Illustration, Multimedia Arts or related field.
Strong understanding of color theory, composition, and typography and proficiency in design software: Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
Proficiency in English is essential
Strong interest in conservation and environmental issues.

Interested individual consultants or companies must submit the following documents/information to demonstrate their qualifications: CV and a cover letter, clearly identifying the candidate’s qualifications and expertise (as detailed above) and stating expected fees as a daily rate in US dollars.