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doTERRA Europe Ltd.

Junior Graphic and Production Designer

Milton Keynes
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Position overview:

We are looking for a Junior Graphic and Production Designer to join our Pan-European Marketing team. In this role, you will support the creation of high-quality multilingual literature and digital assets for customers across Europe.

Working closely with experienced designers and marketing colleagues, you will combine accurate production work with opportunities to contribute to a wider range of creative projects.


Key responsibilities:

  • Incorporate translated copy and edits into English master documents using InDesign
  • Proofread and quality-check multilingual materials
  • Prepare and export artwork for print and digital use
  • Support creative projects from initial brief through to final delivery
  • Manage multiple priorities while maintaining dōTerra’s brand standards
  • Collaborate with colleagues across the European and US teams

Qualifications and experience:

  • A degree or higher qualification in graphic design or a related subject
  • Ideally 1–3 years of experience in graphic or production design; strong graduates with relevant practical experience will also be considered
  • A portfolio demonstrating your design skills and style
  • Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator
  • Understanding of preparing files for print and digital use
  • Excellent attention to detail and the ability to work to deadlines
  • Strong communication, organisation and collaboration skills
  • A proactive approach and enthusiasm for learning and development
  • Experience with multilingual documents, Adobe After Effects or similar motion-design software would be an advantage but is not essential.

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What we offer:

  • Supportive onboarding and mentoring from experienced designers
  • Training and clear opportunities for career development
  • Exposure to a broad range of European marketing projects
  • A collaborative hybrid working environment
  • Company-provided equipment and software
  • The standard dōTerra benefits package for this level

How to apply

Please apply through the dōTerra Europe careers site with your CV and portfolio. Your portfolio may be provided as a website link or PDF.

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About the company

Founded in 2008, dōTerra was built on a mission to share tested-grade essential oils with the world. Having seen for themselves the incredible benefits of using these precious resources, a group of healthcare and business professionals set out to make this mission a reality. They formed a company and named it dōTerra, a Latin derivative meaning ‘Gift of the Earth.’ dōTerra is now present in over 150 countries worldwide. Over 7 million members now use and share dōTerra products around the world. Today, dōTerra is the world’s leading essential oils company.


United Kingdom office

The Milton Keynes office serves as the Western Europe headquarters for the organization, playing a central role in overseeing operations across the wider European market. The site operates as a key administrative and coordination hub for regional business activities and office represents a strategically important, fast-growing European headquarter.

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Location

Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom

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