The Brand Federation
Junior Designer

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Junior Designer
3 days per week | Fully remote
The Brand Federation is looking for a talented Junior Designer to join our growing team. We're a small, independent branding agency working across brand identity, campaigns, digital and communications, with projects spanning major international sporting events, renewable energy, technology, jewellery, healthcare and hospitality.
We're looking for someone who loves design, loves type and loves brands.
You might be a recent graduate or have a year or two of experience. We're more interested in your portfolio, ideas and eye than the length of your CV.
What you'll be doing:
- Brand identity development and evolution
- Campaign concepts and promotional creative
- Typography and graphic design
- Brochures, publications and editorial design
- Digital and social content
- Exploring digital-first alternatives to traditional brochures
- Taking ideas from concept through to finished artwork
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You'll also have opportunities to work alongside specialist artists, illustrators, motion designers and other creatives on larger projects.
What we're looking for:
- A strong portfolio and a great eye for detail
- A genuine love of typography
- Strong layout and editorial design skills
- An interest in brands and identity
- Strong Adobe Creative Cloud skills
- Ideas and conceptual thinking, not just software skills
- Curiosity about motion, digital and new creative tools


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You don't need to animate already, but we'd love you to want to learn. Figma would be useful, but isn't essential.
Experience in sport, hospitality or major events is a bonus, not a requirement.
Three days with us. Two days for you.
This is a fully remote, three-day-a-week role, giving you two days to freelance, develop your own practice or pursue personal projects.
As The Brand Federation grows, there's plenty of opportunity for the role to grow with it.
Interested?
Send us your portfolio and a little about yourself. No epic covering letter needed. We want to see what you've made, what you're interested in and where you'd like to go next.
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