Join the eServices for Citizens team: forms designer

This job posting closes on January 28, 2022.

We’re looking for a forms designer to join the government’s eServices for Citizens Branch for a 2-year term position. This post is a summary of the complete job posting on Yukon.ca. Refer to the job posting when preparing your resume.

Main responsibilities of a forms designer

As a forms designer you’ll be responsible for the following.

Supporting all government programs and departments with official paper and digital forms. This includes:

• planning;
• creating;
• deploying; and
• managing these forms.

Ensuring all forms adhere to the government's:

• visual identity;
• brand standards;
• forms standards;
• digital standards;
• data security requirements; and
• user experience best practices.

You can find many of these standards in our Digital Services Delivery Guide.

Applying a design-thinking mentality to problem solving and developing forms-related processes.

Managing tight and sometimes conflicting deadlines.

Prioritizing a range of projects in various phases of development.

Tracking the time and status of projects to ensure efficient delivery and for billing purposes.

What we're looking for in your resume

Refer to the complete job posting on Yukon.ca when preparing your resume.

We're looking for a person with experience:

• in graphic and web design;
• in desktop publishing or multimedia communication;
• in forms design or interaction design;
• liaising with clients;
• maintaining collaborative relationships with key stakeholders;
• prioritizing work;
• maintaining compliance with legal and policy requirements;
• coordinating, tracking and managing a variety of projects at the same time; and
• maintaining records, metadata, version control and file management processes.

Experience with Drupal or another content management systems is an asset.

Include related education, training or experiences that are equal to these essential qualifications. We may consider your application if they apply.

Find out more about the work we do at eServices for Citizens

Our branch is responsible for services such as the government’s:

• web content management system;
• open data program;
• citizen engagement technologies;
• eCommerce;
• map and data services;
• forms;
• design unit; and
• various digital service solutions.

We also co-own this blog with the digital communications staff at the Executive Council Office. You can view our blog posts called “What we’re working on…” to get a really good idea of the types of projects that come through our office.