Graphic Artist at Malaria Consortium

Malaria Consortium is an international non-profit organization that works in Africa and Asia with mandate of comprehensive malaria programmes. The organization is implementing the GiveWell Supported project in four states in Nigeria. It is an implementation and research project that aims to distribute over 5million insecticide treated nets (ITN) A major component of the project is demand creation to maximize coverage of ITN ownership and use and to deliver reminders and follow-up during and after the distribution campaigns.

Four States have been selected for the campaign including Borno, FCT, Abia and Kogi States LGAs. The project has implementation and research components. The ITN will be distributed to all segments of the population across all LGAs in each selected state

For the demand creation (DC) components, messages and materials will be developed, produced, distributed and aired to motivate the target audiences to adopt and maintain the behaviour for ITN ownership, uses and care. The design, review and production of DC material require the task of graphic design, photography, translation of messages, and audio production

Location: Abuja (FCT)

Tasks for Graphic Artist

• Receive the English versions of the key messages for the print materials, from FCT-MEP and MC officials. The Material includes Posters, Leaflets, Faze Caps, Reflective Jackets, T-shirts, Banners; Wall Charts, Announcers Cards;
• Develop computer graphic designs for the print materials in four language versions: English, Hausa, Pidgin English and Gbagyi, using images and photos as agreed with Malaria Consortium officials.
• Submit the drafts of the designed print materials to FCT-MEP and MC for review
• Revise the draft of the designed print materials, based on feedback comments from FCT-MEP and MC.
• Finalize the designed materials (in high and low resolutions); and submit print ready version to Malaria Consortium.

Deliverable for Graphic Artist

• A complete set of final, print-ready communication materials in four language versions English, Hausa, Pidgin English and Gbagyi including motivational leaflets, message cards for town announcers and community mobilisers, posters and banners.

Person Specifications for Graphic Artist

• Advanced Diploma or First Degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Materials Design or a related field.
• At least eight years’ experience designing communication materials such as posters, job aids, leaflets, banners and booklets.
• Strong experience in graphic illustration, layout development and adaptation of materials for multiple language versions.
• Previous experience developing materials for rural, low-literacy and community-based audiences.
• Creative ability and previous experience designing materials for public health or social behaviour change campaigns.
• Proficiency in modern professional design software, including Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator or similar tools.
• Good knowledge of production, pre-press and printing processes for communication materials.
• Ability to work collaboratively with multiple partners and deliver quality outputs within agreed timelines.

Application Deadline 
18th August, 2026; before 5:00PM.

Method of Application 
Interested and qualified candidates should use link below to Apply.

Click here to apply online

Note

• Interested and qualified candidates who are passionate and willing to contribute towards the achievement of our goals should kindly fill in the application form below and submit their resume
• Kindly note that applicants who do not follow this specification will be disqualified.
• Only Shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
• Kindly note that applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and as a result, the process may conclude before the advertised deadline. Therefore, early applications are highly encouraged.
• NB: Malaria Consortium does not accept or ask for payment during recruitment. We also would not accept hardcopy CVs; all applications should be sent through the above link.
• Safeguarding: Malaria Consortium is committed to protecting children and vulnerable adults and ensuring that all staff, partners, and representatives uphold the highest standards of ethical conduct. Our Safeguarding Policy outlines our responsibility to prevent abuse, harassment, and exploitation in all areas of our work. We expect everyone working with us staff, consultants, volunteers, and partners to adhere to this policy and our Code of Conduct. By following these standards, we help create safe environments and reduce any risk of harm in the communities we serve.