Multi-Media Designer

To apply for this position, please go to our website: https://www.oha.org/jobs/ and download, complete and submit the application form, along with a resume and cover letter to: The Multi-Media Designer assists and supports the delivery and production of all services, products and events, developed and designed to manage the communication flow and content between OHA and the community. In lieu of a degree, four (4) years of progressively responsible full-time experience in communications or related field. Must have working knowledge of: • Basic photography production and composition • Basic audio and video production, editing, and composition • Graphic design is preferred • Basic knowledge regarding principles, practices and techniques of journalism is preferred • Public relations principles and techniques, demonstrating an understanding of all of the factors that influence public attitudes toward an organization • Research principles and techniques used in the collection and analysis of narrative and statistical information • Survey design and implementation • Effective report writing • Media and governmental organizations and functions • Hawaiian culture, values, history, current events, community development organizations and issues Must have demonstrated skills or ability to: • Communicate effectively, orally and in writing • Use desktop publishing and graphics software on Macintosh and PC systems • Use audio and video editing software on Macintosh and PC systems • Take and develop reproducible photographs • Operate video cameras and other essential video/broadcast equipment • Operate audio equipment in recording both in studio and on location • Develop illustrations for multimedia applications in consultation with the Digital Media Manager • Deal effectively with OHA staff, Trustees, beneficiaries and community partners • Understand the attitudes, concerns and behaviors of the community and public interest groups and representatives from print and broadcast journalism • Communicate about Hawaiian issues and OHA programs • Edit and proof copy and other published materials • Create visual communications • Use Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Acrobat, Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint • Travel and have a valid Driver's license