East London
LOCATION
East London
SALARY
£45,000-55,000
JOB ADDED
2 hours ago
DESCRIPTION;
We’re working with a highly respected creative studio looking for a Midweight Designer to join their growing team.
This is an amazing opportunity for a designer who has proven themselves across branding and campaign work and is ready to take more ownership of ideas, craft and delivery. The Studio is famed for its incredible work and in a relatively short period has really made a lot of noise with its campaigns + Design work. It’s a vibrant studio based in the heart of East London, where you will find yourself among some of the industry’s best Graphic Designers, Creatives, Writers and Creative Services.
Responsibilities:
Work across brand and campaign projects, crafting impactful visual identities and creative executions
Bring a strong understanding of design principles and visual storytelling
Help shape decks and contribute confidently to internal and external presentations
Take ownership of your work, executing concepts across multiple media and specifications
Collaborate closely with creative, strategy and account teams
Identify creative opportunities within briefs
You’ll be supported by Senior Designers and Design Directors, while building confidence in presenting and articulating your creative rationale.
Experience;
Proven experience across branding and/or campaign design + digital design
A sharp design eye with a well-crafted portfolio
Ability to work at pace and manage priorities effectively
Strong typographic and visual direction skills
Confidence flagging when support is needed
Passion for craft, photography, design culture and emerging technologies
Skilled in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
Experience or interest in motion, AI and evolving digital tools
Understanding of production processes and technical detail
We review applications daily, which takes a great deal of time. Therefore only those suitable will be contacted (though we will endeavour to reply to everyone).
NOTE: This is a hybrid role