Multimedia Graphic Designer

Glynco, GA
Full Time
Mid Level

Position Title: Multimedia Graphic Designer (Key Personnel)
Location: Glynco, GA (Federal Law Enforcement Training Center - FLETC)
Work Modality: 100% On-Site 
Security Clearance: Must be able to obtain Public Trust clearance
 

About Team Carney

Carney delivers high-reliability instructional design, learning architecture, and performance support solutions for elite federal, civilian, and law enforcement training academies. We empower government agencies to accelerate competency development, optimize workforce performance, and achieve mission success through compliant, innovative, and human-centered learning solutions.
 

Position Overview

Team Carney is seeking a creative and technically skilled Multimedia Graphic Designer to join our team supporting the United States Marshals Service (USMS) Training Division, Distance Learning Branch at FLETC in Glynco, GA. This role is responsible for elevating the visual quality, interactivity, and engagement of USMS training programs by creating custom 2D/3D graphics, motion animations, video/audio production assets, and user interfaces for asynchronous eLearning and stand-up classroom presentations.
 

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, edit, and maintain multimedia assets—including digital illustrations, logos, banners, photo treatments, audio, video, and 2D/3D animations—for integration into USMS learning products.

  • Produce visually compelling eLearning courseware, computer-based training modules, interactive assessments, and web-based media that minimize load times while maximizing user engagement.

  • Partner collaboratively with Curriculum Developers, Instructional Designers, LMS Administrators, and law enforcement SMEs to translate abstract tactical and legal concepts into intuitive visual media.

  • Create high-impact classroom presentation support materials, executive slide decks, marketing graphics, training aids, and digital publication layouts.

  • Utilize 3D animation software packages to create simulations demonstrating complex functions, principles, and operational scenarios.

  • Ensure all visual media, web interfaces, and interactive learning assets are fully compliant with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and conform to federal accessibility guidelines.

  • Ensure media assets packaged into courseware meet SCORM conformance and function seamlessly within the agency’s LMS.

  • Assist in producing collateral materials, including infographics, technical posters, organizational charts, video tutorials, and interactive webinars.
     

Required Minimum Qualifications 

  • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Multimedia Graphic Design or a directly related visual design discipline.

  • Multimedia & eLearning Design Toolset: Demonstrated hands-on experience using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Captivate, Adobe Presenter, and Articulate Storyline.

  • 3D Animation: Demonstrated capability utilizing 3D animation software packages to design simulated demonstrations and complex visual presentations.

  • Technical Proficiencies: Practical familiarity with Java and web graphic production standards.

  • Section 508 Accessibility: Proven experience designing visual media, digital documents, and web layouts strictly compliant with federal Section 508 accessibility criteria.
     

Preferred Qualifications

  • Prior experience supporting federal law enforcement, military, or government training environments.

  • Proficiency with the full Adobe Creative Cloud suite (After Effects, Premiere Pro, Illustrator, Audition).

  • Experience integrating interactive visual assets into SCORM packages for SAP SuccessFactors or similar enterprise LMS environments.

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