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Associate Director, AP Graphics at College Board - ApplyBlast

Associate Director, AP Graphics

College Board

1 month ago

Remote

Full Time

Director

1 applicant

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About this role

The Associate Director, AP Graphics plays a key role in the AP Assessment Production Graphics workstream, providing flexible, cross-course production support as the team scales. This role involves creating technical vector graphics, maps, and illustrations across a range of AP courses while maintaining brand and accessibility consistency. The position requires adapting quickly to unfamiliar content and shifting priorities within a fast-paced, deadline-driven production environment.

Responsibilities

Produce technical vector graphics, maps, and illustrations across AP courses
Maintain brand and accessibility consistency across digital and print formats
Troubleshoot technical issues and contribute to process improvements

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Design, Illustration, or another related field

About College Board

collegeboard.org

Headquarters

New York, New York, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1900

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College Board is a nonprofit organization that helps students prepare for and access college and career opportunities through programs like the AP Program, the SAT Suite (SAT and PSAT), BigFuture, and CLEP. It administers standardized exams, provides score reporting and classroom tools (My SAT, My AP Classroom), and offers college-search, planning, and scholarship resources. College Board also connects students and institutions through services such as Student Search Service and supports educators with assessment and reporting tools. Its offerings are widely used by students, families, schools, and colleges for admissions, credit, and college-readiness guidance.