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Creative (AI-Integrated)
Salary: £40,000–£50,000 DOE
Location: Bournemouth (Studio-based)
Onsite: 5 days per week
Start Date: ASAP
The Role
Looking for a Gen-AI Creative who combines strong conceptual thinking with a genuine passion for AI-enabled creativity. You’ll work alongside strategists, writers, designers and motion creatives to develop ideas that solve real business problems. AI should already be part of how you explore, prototype and craft your work—but you’ll also know when great thinking, taste and human judgement matter most.
Responsibilities
- Develop creative ideas across integrated campaigns, digital, social and content.
- Use AI tools to explore concepts, accelerate ideation and enhance creative execution.
- Work collaboratively with copywriters, designers, strategists and developers from brief through to delivery.
- Create presentations, prototypes and campaign assets that inspire both clients and colleagues.
- Stay curious about emerging AI tools and creative workflows, sharing useful discoveries with the wider team.
- Contribute to pitches, innovation projects and new ways of working across the agency.
- Build trusted relationships with clients through confidence, curiosity and great creative thinking.
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About you
You’ll probably have three or more years’ experience in a creative agency and a portfolio that demonstrates strong ideas and excellent craft.
Required skills/experience:
- A genuine interest in how AI is changing creativity and the motivation to keep learning.
- Practical experience using generative AI tools as part of your creative process.
- Strong conceptual thinking: You start with ideas, not prompts.
- Great visual taste and attention to detail.
- Confidence using Adobe Creative Suite, Figma and other creative software to refine and finish work.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
- A collaborative mindset and the confidence to challenge ideas – including your own.


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Desirable:
- Experience across B2B brands or complex products.
- Motion, animation or video generation experience.
- Prompting, workflow automation or experimentation with emerging creative tools.
- A habit of testing new approaches and sharing what works with others.
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