WWF-India, one of the country’s leading
conservation organizations working towards wildlife and nature conservation,
invites applications for the position of Senior Officer/Assistant Manager –
Graphic Design.
We are looking for a visual storyteller who
engages, informs and inspires people with their work. The candidate will take
concepts, conservation projects, objectives, and target audience and create
visual representations for both, print and electronic media.
Location
: New Delhi
Employment Type
: Full-time
(Mon–Fri, on-site)
Job Responsibilities
A.
Design for Print
·
Quarterly Newsletters
·
Annual Reports
·
Collaterals for Events
·
Manage budgets and vendors for printing &
production
B.
Design
for Digital
·
Social Media
·
E-Mailers
·
Ads
·
e-Commerce
C.
Design
across channels
·
Campaigns
·
Internal communications
·
Fundraising
D.
Design for Products
·
Support design for Conservation Products (calendars,
stationery, merchandise)
·
Manage vendors for production
·
Design product promotion posts for digital
channels
Bachelor’s degree (equivalent or higher) in graphic design, art or a
related discipline.
Skills Required
Last Date for sending applications: 3 Sept 2026
Please note that the applications of
only the shortlisted candidates will be acknowledged.
WWF-India
is an equal opportunities employer. Applications from qualified women are
encouraged.
Remuneration will be competitive with Indian NGO pay
scales and will depend upon candidate’s experience levels and the overall
WWF-India salary structure. WWF-India does not provide housing, telephone or
vehicle facilities.

We, at WWF, believe that humans can live in harmony with nature. In India, we’re studying snow leopards in the Himalayas, tracking tigers in the Terai and Kanha Pench corridor, working with businesses to develop green modules and with communities to find ways to reduce their dependence on forests, among many other projects. There’s a lot more that we do – and we need people with heart to help us do it.
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