Jara Trading
Ecommerce Graphic Designer

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Location: Mill Hill, London Employment Type: Full-Time (Work from Home Fridays) Salary: £40,000
About the role
We are looking for a graphic designer to join our creative department as part of our in-house team. We are based in North London and operate a portfolio of brands with a wide variety of products that sell across major online marketplaces — Amazon in particular — as well as other retailers across the UK. We’ve been running for nearly 10 years and are expanding rapidly!
We are looking for someone who can help our current team develop how those brands look, feel and communicate to our customers online. This is a hands-on creative role focused on how our products show up on the digital shelf — from Amazon listing imagery and A+ Content to advertising, storefronts and product launches.
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Who we’re looking for
We’re looking for someone who has a strong eye for commercial design — not just to make things look pretty, but someone who understands how visual tweaks can help a product sell better on a marketplace.
You’ll need to have:
- Strong Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator skills
- Experience creating eCommerce and digital marketing assets (Amazon experience a big plus)
- A solid understanding of what makes a product listing convert — hero images, infographics, lifestyle shots and A+ Content
- Good typography, layout and colour skills
- Strong attention to detail & organisational skills
- The ability to take a brief and develop creative ideas independently
- Comfort working with fast-moving projects


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What you’ll be working on
You’ll work closely with our creative and eCommerce teams across a wide variety of projects, including:
- Amazon product listing imagery — hero images, infographics and lifestyle photography direction
- A+ Content, Brand Stores and enhanced listing pages
- Digital advertising and marketing assets — Sponsored Brands, social and display
- Product mock-ups and image editing
- Brand development and visual identity across our marketplace presence
- Product launches and new product concepts
- Developing and improving existing creative based on product performance
Experience designing for Amazon or another eCommerce marketplace would be a huge advantage.
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