The Czech Telecommunication Office (CTU) has announced a selection procedure for a new addition to its communication team. The market regulator is looking for a specialist in web and graphic communication, whose main task will be to simplify and visualize expert topics for the general public. This personnel change is intended to support the office's efforts to present the regulation of the telecommunications and postal market more comprehensibly.
The job description for this position goes beyond routine administrative website management. The office expects candidates to be able to work with professional graphic tools, specifically InDesign. A key competence will be the creation of infographics and visual materials that can explain complex market analyses or technical parameters of services in a clear format. The new team member will also participate in the preparation of annual reports and the visual provision of expert conferences and seminars organized by the office.
In addition to graphic skills, the CTU places great emphasis on language proficiency and the ability to work editorially with text. The office is looking for an expert who can connect information, design, and effective communication. The goal is to move the office's digital content to a more modern and accessible form, which will be attractive for digital platforms and print media.
“We are looking for someone who understands the Czech language, can work with text, and enjoys connecting information, design, and communication so that the results are truly visible,” the office states in the advertisement.
According to the stated requirements, this position is intended for creatives who have experience with visual storytelling. The successful candidate will become part of the team responsible for the overall external presentation of the institution. Details on the formal requirements of public administration for applicants and the complete details of the selection procedure have been published by the office on its official website channels.
Communicating as a regulator in a modern environment necessitates simplifying complex legislative and technical information so that the end consumer understands it. Strengthening in the area of graphics and web design is precisely the tool to more effectively inform citizens about their rights in the telecommunications market or about ongoing frequency auctions or comparisons of operator prices.