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Nike, Inc.

Senior Manager, NFL & MLB Apparel Graphic Design

Nike, Inc.

Beaverton, OR · Senior

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What this role is

Nike seeks a senior graphic designer to lead narrative-driven uniform design for NFL teams, working across creative development, stakeholder collaboration, and junior designer mentorship. This role suits an experienced designer with a strong portfolio in apparel or product work who thrives translating stories into visual identities for major sports properties.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in graphic design or related field or equivalent education and experience
  • 8+ years graphic design experience, preferably in product (footwear/apparel) or agency work
  • Well-curated portfolio demonstrating research, inspiration, design development, problem-solving, and execution
  • Experience working with diverse consumers and athletes
  • Contribution to research-driven product storytelling
  • Ability to manage workload across short-term and long-range projects
  • Mentor and motivate designers and teammates
  • Stay informed on sport, cultural, and graphic design trends
  • Expert knowledge of product design ideation, development, specification, and execution
  • High proficiency in Adobe Illustrator
  • Narrative development and communication skills for senior leadership and external partner presentations
  • Deep understanding of typography, color theory, brand identity, and design principles
  • Excellent communication and collaboration across teams
  • Passion for storytelling and translating narratives into visual elements

Nice to have

  • Adobe InDesign proficiency
  • Adobe Photoshop proficiency
  • Competency in 3D design tools

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