Alertive Ltd
Marketing Designer

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About the Role
We're looking for a Marketing Designer to shape how Alertive shows up in the market.
You'll bring our brand and product to life across campaigns, content, presentations, events and digital channels, while helping us evolve our visual identity as the business grows.
The foundations of our new brand are in place, but there's plenty still to shape. You'll work closely with the Head of Marketing to take ideas from initial concept through to finished execution, contributing to the creative thinking rather than simply receiving finished briefs.
We're a small marketing team, so the role is broad and your work will be highly visible. We're looking for someone who enjoys that variety, has strong creative judgement, is curious about technology and wants the freedom to make an impact.
What You'll Actually Do
You'll own Alertive's day-to-day visual identity and help develop how the brand and product come to life as we grow. That means:
- Developing campaign concepts and creative across social, digital, presentations, customer stories, events and sales materials
- Evolving our visual identity, illustration system, templates and brand toolkit
- Working with Marketing and Product to understand how Alertive works and translate our technology, features and healthcare workflows into clear and compelling creative
- Developing video content across customer stories, product content, events, social and campaigns
- Helping shape our WordPress website, from campaign landing pages to improving how our proposition and product are presented
- Using AI and emerging creative tools to explore ideas, improve workflows and accelerate production
- Building reusable approaches that make recurring creative work faster and more consistent
You'll have plenty of freedom to contribute ideas, challenge briefs and identify opportunities to improve our creative output.
Who We're Looking For
We're looking for a designer who enjoys breadth and is comfortable moving between different types of creative work.
You'll ideally bring:
- 3+ years' experience in a design role, ideally within an in-house, B2B or similarly fast-moving environment
- A strong portfolio demonstrating excellent typography, layout and visual judgement across different formats
- Strong Adobe Creative Suite skills, particularly Illustrator and InDesign
- The ability to take work from an early idea through to polished final execution
- An understanding of audiences, campaigns and commercial objectives
- Genuine curiosity about technology and an interest in getting under the skin of digital products to find creative ways to bring them to life
- Confidence using AI as part of your creative workflow and an appetite for experimenting with new tools
- The ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines without compromising attention to detail
- Confidence taking an incomplete brief, asking the right questions and turning it into something useful
- The ability to explain your creative thinking and work collaboratively with people who aren't designers
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You don't need everything on this list, but we'd particularly like to hear about experience with:
- Video editing and simple branded motion graphics
- WordPress and Elementor
- Figma, particularly components and auto-layout
- Building or maintaining design systems, template libraries or brand toolkits
- Photography
- Healthcare, healthtech or another technically complex sector
The Practical Details
- Job Type: Full-time, Permanent
- Schedule: Monday to Friday, with flexible working supported as a default
- Location: Hybrid. You'll need to be able to travel to London, Birmingham or Derby for regular team and company meetings, as well as occasional events where required.
- Reports to: Head of Marketing
- Salary: Up to £40,000 depending on experience
Life At Alertive
We're a small company doing work that genuinely matters, and we want the people here to feel both valued and connected to what we're building.
People at Alertive are trusted to lead their work, think independently and contribute beyond the boundaries of their job description, while working closely with colleagues who care deeply about solving real problems for NHS staff.


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You'll have genuine ownership of Alertive's day-to-day creative output and direct access to the people making decisions. The Head of Marketing has overall responsibility for the Alertive brand and final sign-off on marketing creative, but we want you to bring your own judgement, ideas and expertise to the work.
We support flexible working as a default, not a perk. You can also expect a competitive benefits package including private health insurance, 25 days' annual leave, enhanced parental leave, life insurance and a 5% pension contribution.
Applications should be submitted to talent@alertive.co.uk with a CV and portfolio.
We're interested in the thinking behind your work as much as the finished result, so show us projects you can talk us through rather than simply your prettiest pieces. We'd particularly like to see examples across different formats, including video or web work where you have it.
We are an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds, identities and experiences. If you need any adjustments during the application or interview process, please let us know.
About us
Alertive builds the infrastructure that healthcare teams rely on to operate effectively in fast-moving and high-pressure environments. We connect people, information and priorities, creating the clarity healthcare teams need to work as one.
Our approach is shaped by the realities of frontline healthcare. We partner closely with NHS organisations and work directly with the staff using our products to understand what works in practice, the pressures teams are under and where technology can make the biggest difference to staff and their day-to-day operations.
We are an ambitious, fast-growing company with our product deployed across over 50 hospitals in the UK and growing 50% - 100% per annum. People at Alertive are trusted to lead their work, think independently and take ownership, while working closely with colleagues who care deeply about solving real problems for NHS staff.
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