Creative Designer

As a Creative Designer at Enexis, you combine creativity with smart working. You devise surprising communication concepts and build AI workflows that allow us to create visual assets faster and smarter. In this way, you ensure that our stories about the energy transition are clear, recognizable, and attractive. And you leave yourself more and more time for what makes the difference: strong creative ideas.

• You develop creative concepts and think along with communication advisors about surprising ways to convey their message.
• You design visual assets and develop templates that align with our corporate identity.
• You build and manage smart AI workflows that automate recurring design and layout work. You will learn how that works with us.

At your core, you are a creative designer. Someone who has a sense for good design, but looks beyond just beautiful styling. You think along with our communication advisors about their communication challenges. What do they want to achieve? Who do they want to reach? And how can we do that in a surprising and effective way? That could be an infographic, but it could just as easily be an original video concept with an executive or a completely different creative approach.

At the same time, there is a wonderful challenge to organize our execution-based design work more smartly. We create many visual assets, such as posters, stickers, signs, infographics, event material, white papers, social media posts, PowerPoints, and narrowcasting communications. The content is usually provided by colleagues. You design or generate the assets and ensure they look good and comply with our corporate identity.

To achieve this, you develop templates and build AI workflows that automate recurring work as much as possible. You do not need to be an expert in AI workflows yet. However, you do have the curiosity and enthusiasm to delve into this. You take the lead, experiment, test, and improve. In doing so, you remain responsible for the quality of the final result.

In the beginning, you will probably spend a lot of time developing these workflows. Once they work well, your attention will increasingly shift toward creative concept development. Of course, you will continue to maintain, improve, and expand the workflows. And if a task cannot be automated, you simply handle the design or layout work yourself.

For print work, you ensure a well-designed, print-ready file. A colleague then takes over the coordination with the printing supplier.

These are your responsibilities

• You devise creative concepts and advise communication advisors on suitable communication tools.
• You design visual assets and develop brand-consistent templates for digital and printed communication.
• You develop, test, and improve AI workflows for recurring design and layout work.
• You monitor the quality, readability, and recognizability of all visual communications.
• Where necessary, you handle the design and layout yourself, including making files print-ready.
• You identify new opportunities to work smarter and more creatively with AI.