About BCCL
Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. (BCCL) is one of India's largest media conglomerates, with a legacy dating back to 1838 and a portfolio that includes The Times of India, The Economic Times, Mumbai Mirror, Navbharat Times, Maharashtra Times, and Vijay Karnataka. Across print, digital, branded content, out-of-home, and experiential platforms, BCCL combines trusted journalism, audience insight, and innovation to shape conversations at scale.
The Chance
Join our creative team as a Graphic Designer specialising in pagemaking and print design. You will create visually engaging layouts that enhance storytelling across newspapers, magazines, tabloids, mailers, and other print formats. Working closely with editorial, content, and production teams, you will transform briefs into impactful visual experiences while ensuring design quality, accuracy, and adherence to print production standards. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to some of India's most recognised media brands while staying at the forefront of evolving design trends and technologies.
What You Will Do




• Design and produce high-quality page layouts for newspapers, magazines, tabloids, supplements, and marketing collateral.
• Convert editorial and content briefs into compelling visual concepts that improve reader engagement.
• Create and edit graphics, illustrations, image treatments, and visual elements aligned with brand guidelines.
• Prepare print-ready artwork, ensuring accuracy in colour, typography, and production specifications.
• Collaborate with editorial and production teams to deliver layouts within deadlines.
• Manage multiple design assignments simultaneously while maintaining quality and consistency.
• Utilise AI-powered design tools and emerging technologies to enhance creative output and efficiency.
• Stay updated on industry trends, visual design best practices, and print publishing standards.

What You Bring
Must-Have
• 3-5 years of experience in graphic design, pagemaking,

📌 Graphic Designer (Mumbai)
🏢 Bennett Coleman Ltd. (The Times of India
📍 Mumbai