Pro:Direct Sport
Junior Graphic Designer

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Role overview
We’re looking for a Junior Graphic Designer to join our creative team and help bring Pro:Direct campaigns to life.
This is a great opportunity for someone starting their creative career, whether you're a recent graduate or looking to gain your first professional design experience. You'll support the team in creating engaging digital and print assets across Pro:Direct and our sister companies, helping to build brand awareness and deliver impactful work.
Working from creative briefs, you'll contribute ideas and support projects from concept through to final delivery. We're looking for someone with a strong eye for design, a passion for creativity, and a willingness to learn and develop within a supportive team environment.
Please include a link to your online portfolio showcasing your design work and creative thinking.
What you’ll do as a Junior Graphic Designer
- Design and produce creative assets for digital and print channels, including social media, websites, email marketing, presentations, brochures, signage, packaging, and advertising.
- Support the delivery of creative briefs by producing high-quality design work aligned to project objectives and timelines.
- Work across multiple design projects, managing your workload and priorities with support from the wider team.
- Collaborate with internal teams to understand project requirements and support business objectives.
- Contribute ideas and concepts for campaign and design projects.
- Communicate your creative thinking clearly and confidently.
- Ensure work is delivered accurately, on time, and to brand guidelines.
- Take feedback constructively and use it to develop and improve creative work.
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Your skills as a Junior Graphic Designer
- A design qualification, relevant experience, or a strong portfolio demonstrating creative ability.
- Good working knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, including InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop.
- Understanding of layout, typography, colour theory, and composition.
- Awareness of digital design principles and UX would be beneficial.
- Strong attention to detail.
- A creative and proactive approach to design tasks.
- Good communication skills and a collaborative working style.
- Ability to manage feedback positively and apply it to improve design outputs.
- Willingness to learn, develop, and build confidence within a creative team.
What we look for in our team:
- To add cultural and professional value to the team
- Be 100% yourself – we are genuine and love what we do
- Passion … without it we would not be where we are today
- A true team player – we work hard and play hard together
- We don’t have time for lone wolves – we build everything together
- A true desire to deliver outstanding customer-focused solutions


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What you get:
- PDS has a vibrant & passionate culture, reinforced by regular social touch points, in and out of work.
- Casual work attire.
- We offer 28 days annual leave (inclusive of bank holidays) which increases with length of service.
- Our staff have access to our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) for themselves & family members.
- Take advantage of our generous staff discount up to 30%.
- We have a ‘Refer a friend’ policy, with bonus rewards for successful referrals.
- Seasonal shut down over the Christmas period with an extra day of leave.
- Based in the heart of Devon, we have rolling green hills, sandy beaches, and mysterious moorlands as far as locations go you can’t beat the Southwest.
A little bit about us:
#TeamProDirect is built on a passion for sport, product, and service. Our team has worked relentlessly over the past 30 years to ensure we connect athletes worldwide with the best choice of products. We make it our mission to engage with and awaken the passion within our customers; we strive to produce the best possible experience and want them to love sport and sport products as much as we do. We are a hard-hitting and lively band of professionals, dedicated to changing the world of online sports retail.
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