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Graphic Designer
Senior Designer (Visual Brand Advocate) Generates, protects, and evolves Argus’s visual identity across platforms
About the Role
This critical role actively defends the Argus visual brand, ensuring consistent and engaging creative assets are produced efficiently across print, digital, motion, and event formats. The successful candidate must blend strategic thinking with hands-on execution—translating creative concepts into tailored solutions, championing innovation in tools and techniques, and enforcing design standards while collaborating globally.
Key responsibilities focus on:
- Embodying (!) brand guardianship by advising on visual consistency, reinforcing identity systems, and improving the company’s visual language
- Creative problem-solving to align messaging with consumer needs and brand objectives
- Process leadership: Manualising workflows, training teams, and integrating new technologies for enhanced efficiency
- Collaboration: Working seamlessly amongst Marketing, Design, and cross-regional teams to optimise assets for varied audiences
Responsibilities
Creative Execution & Producing a Variety of Assets
- Design marketing and corporate assets for:
- Static outputs (including infographics, brochures, flyers, social posts, email graphics, presentations, environmental graphics)
- Motion/video content (explainer videos, dynamic banners, interactive elements)
- Develop high-quality templates for Adobe Express and InDesign to empower wider internal adoption—ensuring they remain brand-compliant yet user-friendly for non-designers
Brand Advocacy & Innovation
- Act as the voice of the brand’s visual identity, ensuring all deliverables reflect the latest positioning and generate resonance across channels
- Create interactive or emerging-tech content (e.g., web-embedded assets leveraging AI-assisted design, generative elements)
- Guide the adoption of new creative tools, testing them for suitability with functional feedback to ensure efficiency and innovation align with business goals
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Collaboration & Operations
- Maintain centralised libraries for templates, imagery, icons, and source files—implementing version control and file standards
- Partner closely with Brand Specialists, Marketing leadership, and global Design teams to refine strategies, set direction, and share best practices
- Champion cross-IDE collaboration (less rigid boundaries, e.g., approaching digital and print design as interconnected, sharing assets between Adobe formats)
- Stakeholder management: Facilitate creative briefs with clarity, visually communicate decisions, and prioritise projects based on campaign/brand impact
Requirements
Experience & Qualifications
- 5+ years in graphic design or a related creative field (portfolio SOAPWatcher-style needed!).
- Bachelor’s degree (BSc/BA) in Advertising, Fine Art, Design or a relevant discipline (not mandatory but preferred).
- Fluency in English is mandatory. Bonus points for fluency in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, or Mandarin.
Technical Proficiency
- Extensive Adobe Creative Cloud experience (must-haves: InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Adobe Express; After Effects highly valued)
- Expertise with template creation (for non-designers) balancing brand compliance with practical usability—alongside clear handover documentation
- Demonstrated versatility across static and motion design (portfolio review will prioritise diversity of work: corporate, #marketingtech, social-first)
- Strategic knowledge of:
- Typography, layout, visual hierarchy
- Brand systems and digital/print production pipelines
- Cross-format adaptation (e.g., directorial thinking in social graphics vs. print-quality collateral)


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Soft Skills
- Conceptual thinking—whether interpreting ambiguous briefs or refining under-performing messaging
- Pitch-worthy communication: Ability to articulate creative rationale to stakeholders—including handling pushback with tact or navigating conflicting regional/local requirements
- Process mindset: Effort to systematise workflows (e.g., standardising meet-forward timing, asset libraries)
Benefits
Competitive and Future-Focused Rewards
- Competitive salary and annual performance-based bonuses
- Group pension scheme offering generous incremental contribution
- Comprehensive healthcare and life assurance cover
Work-Life Balance
- Hybrid model: Three office days per week, with 25-30 days paid annual leave (1.5 extra days beyond standard)
- Flexible benefits: Access to add-ons like extra medical/dental cover, cycle to work schemes, and season ticket travel loan
Growth Opportunities
- Ongoing internal and external training to upskill in emerging technologies and creative processes
- Seasoned teams for ongoing mentorship/knowledge-sharing
Core Company Values Argus Media welcomes and encourages diversity—commitment to equal opportunities and inclusion framed by principles of inclusivity and innovation.
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