Caramel Talent
Graphic Designer - SaaS

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Graphic Designer
Overview:
An exciting opportunity to join a fast-growing B2B technology business as a Graphic Designer, working at the heart of its Marketing and Sales teams.
This is a hands-on creative role with plenty of variety, from campaigns and digital content through to high-profile presentations, sales collateral, events, and video. The business operates within a complex technology market, so you'll play an important role in turning technical and commercial messages into clear, polished creative that resonates with professional and enterprise audiences.
You'll be joining an ambitious team where people are trusted to take ownership of their work, move quickly, and deliver to a high standard.
The Role:
This role would suit a commercially minded Graphic Designer who enjoys taking a brief and turning it into high-quality creative without unnecessary layers or lengthy processes.
You'll support both Marketing and Sales, managing a varied flow of creative briefs and producing assets across multiple formats. There is a strong focus on presentations and commercial collateral alongside campaign creative, so you'll need to be equally comfortable creating an executive-level presentation as you are designing assets for social, email, web, or an event.
You'll also work with video content, editing and repurposing footage for campaigns, webinars, interviews, and social channels.
Responsibilities:
- Create high-quality creative for campaigns across paid social, organic social, email, web, ABM, and other digital channels
- Design polished presentations, pitch decks, proposals, and board or executive-level materials
- Create sales collateral including case studies, reports, one-pagers, product diagrams, and customer assets
- Develop and maintain practical PowerPoint templates and reusable creative assets
- Produce creative for events including exhibition stands, signage, presentations, webinars, and supporting collateral
- Create infographics, diagrams, and data visualizations that make complex technology topics easy to understand
- Edit video content for social media, campaigns, webinars, interviews, events, and customer stories
- Repurpose longer-form video into engaging short-form content
- Work closely with Marketing, Sales, and senior stakeholders to understand briefs and translate them into effective creative
- Manage multiple briefs and deadlines, balancing quick-turnaround requirements with consistently high-quality output
- Maintain organized templates, source files, and reusable creative assets
- Ensure creative remains consistent, professional, and appropriate for a B2B enterprise audience
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Requirements:
- A strong portfolio demonstrating high-quality commercial, campaign, presentation, and digital design
- B2B design experience, ideally within SaaS, technology, digital products, professional services, or another business working with enterprise-level audiences
- Strong presentation design skills and excellent working knowledge of PowerPoint
- Experience creating sales and marketing collateral for professional audiences
- Strong working knowledge of Figma and Adobe Creative Suite
- Video editing experience using Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, or similar
- Excellent attention to detail across typography, layout, hierarchy, spacing, and consistency
- Comfortable working across multiple formats rather than specializing in one area of design
- Able to take an established brief and turn it into effective creative efficiently
- Comfortable managing a high volume of work and competing priorities
- Commercially minded, with an understanding that creative needs to achieve a wider marketing or sales objective
- Confident collaborating with Marketing, Sales, and senior stakeholders
- Experience with motion graphics, animation, photography, or audio production would be beneficial but isn't essential


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Salary:
£35,000 – £45,000 per annum
Location:
Warrington – Hybrid working (3 days per week in the office)
Hours:
Monday to Friday, 9:00am – 5:30pm, with a 1-hour lunch
Benefits:
- 25 days' holiday
- Your birthday off
- Private health insurance
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Pension scheme
- Employee discounts
- £50 contribution towards benefits/travel
- Training and development opportunities
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