Amentum, a integral leader in advanced engineering, technical, and professional services serving the US government, allies, and critical infrastructure sectors, is seeking a Graphic Artist to support a unique US Navy program on the island of Diego Garcia.

The Graphic Artist will manage an arts, graphic, and media center, providing personalized and media printing services, while supporting marketing and outreach for Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) operations.

Responsibilities:
Provide comprehensive arts, graphic, and media printing services to meet customer requests and deliver high-quality personalized products, including:
Printing custom T-shirts.

Creating sports uniforms.

Engraving brass trophy plates and brass plaque plates.

Collaborate with customers to receive and interpret design orders and customer-owned designs, ensuring services are performed accurately and professionally.

Utilize computer-aided design (CAD) software and other graphic tools to create unique and customized arts, graphics, and media work.





Produce a Monthly MWR Newsletter in color to market and advertise scheduled events, clubs, snack bars, and other MWR operations.

Ensure the Newsletter is reviewed and approved by the Government prior to distribution.

Create and submit timely input concerning recreational and club events to various platforms and media outlets, including:
Plan of the Day.

Tropical Times.

Naval Media Center or other Navy-recognized island-wide periodicals.

Other endorsed publications to optimize patron awareness of MWR activities.

Ensure all printed and distributed materials align with branding, formatting, and content standards for MWR marketing and Navy regulations.

Operate and maintain printing, engraving, and graphic design equipment to provide high-quality outputs and ensure consistent performance.

Maintain accurate records of customer orders, transactions, and activities to provide timely updates and service status.

Provide artistic input and designs f

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