Production Designer- Core Products
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 27, 2026. First seen by Alion on Jun 5, 2026. Hurix scores C on the Alion truth index.
Location: Bengaluru
Hiring Organization: Hurix, hiring for a client
Employment: Full Time
Work Mode: Hybrid work mode - 3 days a week in office | 2pm - 9 pm
About the Role:
The designer will support the development of compelling and accessible student- and
teacher-facing curriculum materials for our core mathematics and literacy products.
The primary focus for this role will be our Accessible eReader, where the designer
will work independently as well as with our internal design and content teams to
review and remediate English and Spanish language eBooks for multiple grades, give
feedback to vendors, confirm guidance with our internal team, and update source
files as needed.
What You’ll Do:
- Remediate print and digital products and update source files and assets
as needed.
- Expand on existing prototypes and page layouts, preparing files for
production handoffs.
- Attend and participate in project meetings, as needed. Document and
follow up on important actions from meetings.
- Communicate regularly with supervisors, design and production teams,
and cross-functional collaborators.
- Understand and execute project goals and maintain schedules.
- Track tasks using project management tools.
How you’ll contribute:
- Print/Digital Design: Implement product-specific visual
design plans across print and digital mediums. Navigate project
constraints to build meaningful design experiences.
- eBook Remediation: Perform detailed reviews of
vendor-generated content and provide actionable feedback to
ensure consistency with the established visual design, text
styling, page structure, and accessibility standards.
- Art Development: Revise and resize existing art to meet
eReader requirements, including accessibility standards, before
production and during remediation.
- Documentation: Mark up PDFs, noting reading order, image
size guidance, or image adaptations to guide vendor production.
Contribute to existing style guides and prototypes as needed.
- Project Management: Have a command of iterative design
workflows and print and digital processes.
- Production: Ensure files meet accessibility and production
requirements to support efficient handoffs.
- Mentorship: Serve as a resource for other designers, give
specific feedback and guidance when necessary, and share
knowledge of new tools and experiences.
What You’ll Bring
- Creative problem-solver, capable of engaging with both mathematics and literacy
curriculums.
- A strong appreciation and understanding of both print and UX design best practices
and WCAG standards.
- Working knowledge of HTML and CSS.
- Demonstrated accuracy and attention to detail.
- Deadline-driven mindset.
- Organizational and time-management skills, with the ability to manage multiple
projects at once.
- Excellent communication, collaboration, and listening skills, proactively asks
questions.
- Openness and ability to apply constructive feedback.
- Eagerness to learn.
Key Skills & Expertise
Experience designing digital learning materials is preferred.
Language:
(Bonus) Proficiency in Spanish
Software:
- (Expert) Design/edit layouts, create stylesheets and templates: Adobe InDesign,
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
- (Proficient) Design/edit prototypes: Figma and Web Developer Tools
- (Proficient) Collaboration and project management: Mural, SharePoint, Smartsheet
- (Proficient) Setting and reviewing math equations: MathML and MathType
- (Bonus) File and asset management: Woodwing Studio and Woodwing Assets
- (Bonus) Familiarity with AI Tools (i.e. Claude) to make Design review functions
more efficient and to aid with developing Design solutions at scale
Experience & Education
- 3-5 years of related experience with a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience is
required.
- A portfolio of work; including proven experience in digital and print design
- Experience in Education Publishing (Print and Digital), GK-12, Print Books