Senior Brand Designer

The Company 
Known for its knockout client portfolio and high-quality results, this integrated agency is always one step ahead of the competition. 

With their global presence, they elevate some of the biggest and most talked-about brands to the next level, by pushing boundaries and grabbing attention. 

With a second-to-none culture, a great working atmosphere and a talented team of creatives, this agency knows how to deliver exciting, groundbreaking work and have fun along the way!

What’s on Offer?
£40,000 – £50,000
Hybrid working
Incredible client portfolio
Industry-leading work
Regular socials & wellbeing activities
Great employee perks & discounts
Cycle-to-work scheme
Career progression opportunities
Dedicated learning & development budget
Global office locations
Internal employee forum

The Position
More than happy to roll up your sleeves and get stuck into projects yourself, you’ll utilise your key design skills to deliver high-quality impressive work that blows people away.

Forward-thinking and a real plate spinner, you’ll always be on the lookout to push the creative even further, looking to develop briefs and go above and beyond to exceed all brief expectations! 

The team will look to you for direction, and you’ll mentor some junior members, so you’ll speak with confidence and present with ease, knowing exactly how to translate and communicate your ideas with some real expertise.

What We’re Looking For
We’re looking for an ambitious Senior Brand Designer who is both all about big ideas and high-end execution – the type of ideas person who is as hands-on as they are strategic!

Our ideal candidate will be a pro when it comes to plate spinning – you’ll know exactly how to approach each brief that comes your way, ready to make the most out of your keen eye for detail and juggle clients and projects effectively and simultaneously.

We want to see a portfolio that’s out to impress, full of exciting brand creation all the way through to campaigns and communications rollout. Don’t forget to include as much packaging design as you have, too.