• Plan, script, and edit video content (awareness clips, e-learning modules, campaign videos) for internal awareness initiatives.
• Design motion graphics, animated explainers, and infographics that simplify technical ,, risk concepts for a non-technical audience.
• Produce supporting print and digital materials — posters, banners, newsletters, and presentation decks — aligned with client's official visual identity and branding standards.
• Coordinate with the Department to translate policy updates, incident learnings, and compliance requirements into awareness content.
• Manage the end-to-end production workflow: storyboarding, filming/recording coordination, editing, voice-over integration, and final quality review.
• Maintain a content calendar and delivery schedule for recurring awareness campaigns (e.g., Cyber Security Awareness Month, phishing simulation follow-ups, onboarding modules).
• Ensure all produced content complies with client branding guidelines, information classification rules, and government communication standards.
• Stay current with security awareness trends and content formats used by comparable government and critical-infrastructure entities.
• Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Multimedia, Communication Design, Fine Arts, or a related field.
• Minimum 3–5 years of professional experience in graphic design, motion graphics, or video editing, ideally including corporate or government-sector content.
• Demonstrated portfolio showing video editing, motion graphics, and campaign or awareness-style content.
• Experience producing content for internal communication, training, or awareness programs is a strong advantage.
• Prior exposure to cybersecurity, compliance, or security-awareness content is a plus but not mandatory.