Recruitment Chief
Junior Graphic Designer

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Junior Graphic Designer
📍 Widnes, Cheshire
🏠Hybrid working – 2–3 days per week in the office
đź’· Up to ÂŁ30,000, depending on experience
Recruitment Chief is supporting an established consumer brand with the appointment of a Junior Graphic Designer to join its in-house creative team.
Our client is an established and growing brand within the fishing and outdoor leisure industry, creating innovative products used by anglers across the UK and internationally. An interest in fishing, outdoor pursuits, or the wider industry would be highly advantageous, alongside a genuine enthusiasm for bringing products and brand stories to life through strong creative work.
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This is a brilliant opportunity for a recent graduate or someone with around one year of experience who wants to build a varied creative career rather than spend every day resizing the same banner advert until the end of time.
You’ll support projects across:
- Studio and lifestyle photography
- Batch editing and retouching images
- Packaging artwork
- Branding and campaign materials
- Social media and email assets
- Catalogues, brochures, and sales materials
- Print and digital artwork
We’re looking for someone with a strong eye for detail, plenty of creative ideas, and a good working knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud, particularly Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.


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You might be:
- A recent graphic design or visual communication graduate
- An aspiring designer with approximately one year of experience
- A junior creative looking for greater exposure to photography, packaging, and branding
You’ll need to be based within a reasonable commuting distance of Widnes, as the role will involve working from the office two to three days each week.
A portfolio is essential, although this can include university work, freelance projects, personal work, or professional experience.
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