Job Opening | JRF Taipei Office is Hiring a Visual Designer (Closed)

Job Opening | JRF Taipei Office is Hiring a Visual Designer (Closed)

Last edited: 2026-07-27

Judicial Reform Foundation

The Judicial Reform Foundation is a non-profit, non-governmental advocacy organization dedicated to promoting judicial reform. The internet is a vital channel for us to communicate our ideals to the general public, using digital platforms to help more people understand Taiwan's judicial reform issues.

Job Title: Visual Designer

  1. Job Responsibilities

    • Facebook community management
    • Assist in producing issue-focused info-packs or promotional graphics for various events
    • Familiar with tools such as Illustrator and Photoshop
    • Basic understanding of HTML and CSS
    • Other online promotion creativity and execution
  2. Our Expectations

    • Identifies with the ideals of judicial reform
    • Enjoys storytelling through imagery and expressing ideas
    • Possesses organizational skills, enjoys interacting with people, and has the patience to communicate
    • Able to think quickly and flexibly to achieve goals
  3. Work Location

    • Taipei Office
  4. Required Documents

    • One copy of personal resume (with photo) and autobiography, indicating available start date
    • Personal portfolio (accounts on design-sharing websites such as Dribbble and Pinterest are welcome)
  5. Salary and Benefits

    • Full-time position, two days off per week, with overtime required when necessary
    • Overtime pay, compensatory leave, and annual leave are all in accordance with the Labor Standards Act
    • Starting salary is NT$30,000 for junior college or university graduates with no work experience. Relevant experience or additional bonus skills will be reflected in the salary.

Interested applicants please send electronic application files to miffy@jrf.org.tw by April 30, 2019 (please indicate in the subject line: Application for Visual Designer)

We look forward to you joining us!

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