Rave Coffee
Junior Graphic Designer

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About Rave Coffee
At Rave Coffee, our mission is to make great coffee accessible to everyone. Through our Cirencester roastery, online store and subscription offerings — combined with a straightforward, no-nonsense approach to coffee education — we make it easy for anyone to become a coffee connoisseur. Plus, we give back with every cup through our 1% for the Planet commitment.
We're looking for a Junior Graphic Designer to join our growing Creative Team. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone at the beginning of their design career who is eager to develop their skills in a fast-paced ecommerce brand.
This is a part-time role (three or four days per week), based full-time from our Cirencester office. As a hands-on creative team, we believe our best work happens together, so you'll work alongside the wider Marketing Team every day you're with us.
Job purpose
Working closely with our Senior Designer and wider Marketing Team, you'll support the creation of engaging visual content across digital, print and packaging. You'll have a keen eye for detail, enjoy bringing ideas to life, and be excited to learn, develop and get stuck into a wide variety of creative projects. All while building your skills and experience in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.
What the job looks like - Primary Responsibilities
Reports to: Senior Designer
- Support the Creative Team in delivering high-quality creative assets across digital, print, packaging and internal communications.
- Help bring the Rave brand to life through thoughtful, engaging and commercially effective design.
- Work collaboratively with colleagues across Marketing, Ecommerce and the wider business to deliver creative projects on time and to a high standard.
- Develop your creative skills through hands-on experience, mentoring and feedback.
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Design & Brand
- Create engaging design assets across a wide variety of channels, including digital marketing, coffee packaging, POS, branded merchandise, internal communications and retail spaces.
- Produce artwork that is on-brand, visually engaging and aligned to creative briefs.
- Work with our Senior Designer to prepare production-ready artwork for both digital and print applications.
- Support photography, image editing and simple motion content where required.
Creative Quality
- Ensure all artwork meets Rave's brand guidelines and maintains a consistently high standard.
- Carry out final checks on artwork before production, ensuring layouts, copy and technical specifications are accurate.
- Take pride in the detail, spotting errors and ensuring work is ready for print or publication.
Collaboration & Development
- Work closely with the Senior Designer to continually develop your skills and confidence.
- Contribute ideas to creative discussions and campaign planning.
- Stay curious about design trends, creative tools and new ways of working.
- Be willing to get stuck into a wide variety of creative projects and support the wider team wherever needed.
- Be willing to learn how to use new programmes, platforms and services.


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What you'll bring…
- Qualification in Graphic Design or a related creative discipline (Degree, HND or equivalent).
- Good knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, particularly Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.
- A portfolio demonstrating creativity, strong layout skills and attention to detail, with confidence proofreading artwork and spotting errors before final sign-off.
- Ability to interpret and work from a creative brief.
- Organisational skills and the ability to work on multiple projects.
- A positive, proactive attitude with a willingness to learn and get stuck in.
- Availability to work from our Cirencester office three or four days per week.
Bonus points, but not expected:
- Experience with illustration.
- Basic photography or photo editing experience.
- Knowledge of motion graphics.
- Experience designing for ecommerce or consumer brands.
What we're offering…
- The opportunity to build your career within a growing, purpose-driven ecommerce brand.
- Hands-on mentoring from an experienced Senior Designer.
- A varied role where no two days are the same and your work will have real impact across the business.
- A collaborative, office-based creative environment in Cirencester.
- Competitive salary and benefits, with opportunities to develop as the business continues to grow.
- And, of course, plenty of great coffee.
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