Pulse Group
Infographic Designer

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Pulse Group are very proud to be partnering with an award-winning visual storytelling team that's responsible for creating some of the most engaging visual journalism seen by tens of millions of readers every single day.
This is a fantastic opportunity for designers who love transforming complex stories, data, and information into clear, impactful infographics. Whether your background is editorial design, information design, newspapers, or digital graphics, this team is looking for designers with a brilliant eye for clarity, layout, and visual storytelling.
We're hiring two Infographic Designers to join a growing team creating graphics across both digital and print, working at the heart of one of the UK's busiest newsrooms.
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You'll create everything from breaking news explainers and data visualisations through to graphics for the next day's newspaper, collaborating directly with reporters, editors, and the wider visual storytelling team.
What they're looking for
- Experience creating infographics or information-led design
- Adobe Creative Suite experience, particularly Illustrator (InDesign a bonus)
- Ability to simplify complex information into clear, engaging visuals
- Comfortable working under deadline in a fast-paced environment
- Strong layout, typography, and visual communication skills
- Digital and print design experience (or the desire to learn print production)
- Data visualisation, motion graphics, or mapping experience would be a bonus


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Why consider it?
- 🚀 Your work will be seen by millions of readers every single day
- 📰 Design for both one of the UK's biggest news websites and national print publication
- 📈 Join one of the few editorial design teams that's actively growing
- 🎨 Work on everything from breaking news to in-depth visual explainers
- 🏆 Become part of an award-winning visual storytelling team shaping the future of digital journalism
- 💡 A genuinely specialist role where great infographic designers are highly valued
If you're looking for a role where your design work has real impact, reaches a huge audience, and challenges you to tell stories visually every single day, I'd love to speak with you!
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