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Graphic Designer I, II, III, IV

Seacorp

Norfolk, VA · Posted May 5, 2026

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Job Summary : SEACORP is seeking Graphic Designers at various levels to support mission-critical defense programs by developing high-quality technical illustrations used in maintenance, operations, and training documentation. You will work closely with technical writers, engineers and program stakeholders to translate complex mechanical, electrical and system level concepts into clear accurate and usable visuals that support operations and maintainers in the field. Job Responsibilities Include: Create and revise 2D and 3D content using Rapid Illustrator in support of defense docs (IETMs, manuals, training manuals). Advise technical writers and illustrators on appropriate graphic type (procedural, descriptive, parts). Develop and maintain illustration style guides. Interpret engineering drawings, CAD models, source data and redlines to produce accurate illustrations. Develop exploded views, parts, breakdowns, installations/removal graphics and system schematics. Collaborate with technical writers to align graphics with procedural content. Manage illustrations revisions through configuration control and document change processes. Maintain and contribute to a reusable graphics asset library. May include operation of equipment, such as still and video cameras, for the design and production of photos and videotape.