JOB DESCRIPTION

TU Delft | Learning for Life is an independent division within TU Delft, focused on developing educational products for Lifelong Learning (LLO). These include online courses, masterclasses, and summer schools designed for professionals. The content of our courses aligns with TU Delft’s core themes, such as Energy Transition, Quantum Technology, and AI, Data & Digitalization. In close collaboration with the academic staff, we develop high-quality learning experiences that meet the needs of (technical) professionals around the world.
What will you be doing?
We are looking for a creative and visually skilled designer to create visuals for our courses as well as for branding, house style, and other communication materials. You will collaborate with course instructors, marketers, and communication professionals from Learning for Life. As a visual designer, you’ll be part of the Business Team, which focuses on the development and promotion of our course portfolio and the optimization of the customer journey.

Your responsibilities:

• Designing visuals for courses, in close collaboration with instructors. You will translate content into strong visuals through an iterative design process. These visuals are used on course websites, in marketing campaigns, and within the courses themselves.
• Creating marketing and communication materials, such as brochures, posters, banners, presentations, and reports.
• Advising on branding and house style, and helping to develop visual guidelines and style assets.
• Translating complex and technical information into clear and engaging visuals, including infographics, research visualizations, and data illustrations.

JOB REQUIREMENTS

We’re looking for someone who:

• Has a completed education in graphic design or visual communication.
• Is proficient with tools such as Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop) and ideally Figma or similar platforms.
• Can transform complex content into visual formats that are clear and accessible.
• Can translate technical language into visuals that are easy to understand for a broad audience.
• Has experience with multiple formats: print, digital, presentations, and reports.
• Designs with inclusivity and accessibility in mind, including the use of colorblind-friendly palettes and legible fonts.
• Is skilled in layout, visual hierarchy, and typography, particularly in academic or research-focused contexts.
• Has a strong command of the English language, both written and spoken.

• Designing visuals for courses, in close collaboration with instructors. You will translate content into strong visuals through an iterative design process. These visuals are used on course websites, in marketing campaigns, and within the courses themselves.
• Creating marketing and communication materials, such as brochures, posters, banners, presentations, and reports.
• Advising on branding and house style, and helping to develop visual guidelines and style assets.
• Translating complex and technical information into clear and engaging visuals, including infographics, research visualizations, and data illustrations