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Midweight Creative Designer @ Consumer Food Brand

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Midweight Creative Designer
A growing consumer food brand with a strong, culture-led following is looking for a Midweight Creative Designer to join its in-house brand team. Recognised as one of the Sunday Times Best Places to Work, this is a company that treats culture and creativity as central to the business, not an afterthought. Design is central to how the brand connects with customers.
You’ll work closely with the Lead Brand Designer and help shape the brand across campaigns, social, print, and in-store touchpoints. Experience producing work for music, fashion, culture, sport (or similar) is a plus.
Key Responsibilities
- Brand & campaign design: Create on-brand visuals for marketing campaigns, partnerships, and internal initiatives.
- Motion & social: Make animations and short-form video for social, digital campaigns, and in-restaurant screens.
- Print & production: Design print-ready assets such as menus, posters, hoardings, and in-store collateral.
- Digital & presentations: Produce digital assets (e.g., banners, CRM graphics) and strong presentation materials.
- Collaboration: Work with marketing, operations, and external partners to deliver work across the business.
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Required Skills
- Experience across branding, digital, motion, and print.
- A strong portfolio of brand-led work for a variety of client types or audiences.
- Skilled in Adobe Creative Suite, including After Effects.
- Good concepting skills and the ability to develop ideas into clear, finished work.
- Collaborative and organised, comfortable working at pace.
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- Past work with food, fashion, music, sports, culture or youth-focused brands.
- In-house experience, or working closely with in-house teams.
- A good feel for social formats and what performs well on digital channels.
- Ability to build and maintain design templates/systems.
Personal Attributes
- Enjoys an in-office, fast-moving environment; proactive and collaborative
- Comfortable with direct feedback and quick iterations
- Detail-focused without losing momentum
Role Details
- Salary: £35,000–£42,000 (depending on experience)
- Location: Central London
- Working Schedule: 4 days per week in the office, 1 day WFH
- Start date: ASAP
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