Job Summary
We are seeking a Print & Publications Specialist to oversee the layout, preparation, graphics, and computer files for all printed educational materials, charts, and Maharishi’s book reprints.
This role sits within the Education Ministry’s desktop publishing team and works in close coordination with the Maharishi International Publication Department (MIPD) and the office of Roger Audet.
Responsibilities
1. Desktop Publishing & Print File Preparation
- Prepare, format, and maintain computer files and graphics required for high-quality printing of educational materials.
- Produce and update physical educational charts, including Unified Field charts, course overviews, and main point charts.
- Collaborate with computer specialists to manage the repository of archive graphics and print layout files.
2. Book Reprints & MIPD Coordination
- Liaise with MIPD to coordinate reviewing content and updating texts when reprints of Maharishi's books are required.
- Ensure all printed publications maintain high graphic standards and absolute fidelity to the original source knowledge.
About You
You have a sharp eye for layout, typography, and detail. You enjoy structured design work, managing digital archives, and taking ownership of physical print deliverables from initial file prep to final production.
Skills and Qualifications
- TM Sidha, TM Teacher, or TM-Sidhi Administrator with a deep dedication to preserving and sharing Maharishi's knowledge.
- Proficiency in desktop publishing software, graphic design tools, and typography/layout management.
- Experience with print production workflows, text editing, and layout file prep.
- Experience working in a global non-profit or remote team environment.
- High level of fluency in English (written and verbal).
- High level of accuracy, organizational skills, and speed in learning new workflows.
If you are passionate about this work but do not have all of the skills listed, we are still interested in speaking with you and encourage you to apply!
Compensation
To be discussed. Non-monetary compensation includes access to knowledge courses, course credits, and institutional benefits.