Zachary Daniels
Midweight Graphic Designer

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Midweight Graphic Designer | Ecommerce Brand
Lancashire | Up to £34,000-38,000 | Hybrid Working
Zachary Daniels are working exclusively with a growing consumer and ecommerce brand to recruit a Midweight Graphic Designer into their creative team.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a commercially minded designer who enjoys working across multiple digital channels and wants to take real ownership of creative output within an ambitious, fast-paced business.
The role offers plenty of variety, covering everything from paid social and campaign creative through to email, website, app and organic content. You'll work closely with the wider team to bring products, campaigns and ideas to life across multiple customer touchpoints.
The Role:
As Midweight Graphic Designer, you'll take responsibility for producing engaging, high-quality creative across the brand's digital channels.
Key responsibilities will include:
- Designing assets for digital campaigns, product launches and key trading moments
- Creating and editing static and video content for paid social advertising
- Producing engaging organic social content
- Designing creative assets and layouts for email marketing campaigns
- Developing website and app concepts using Figma
- Editing and retouching imagery
- Supporting creative testing and optimisation
- Using AI tools to improve creative workflows and efficiency
- Managing multiple projects and taking ownership of day-to-day design output
- Helping maintain a strong and consistent visual identity across all digital touchpoints
- Bringing fresh ideas and keeping up to date with creative, ecommerce and content trends
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What We're Looking For:
We're looking for someone with strong digital and ecommerce design experience who is comfortable working across a broad range of creative formats.
You'll ideally have:
- Previous experience in a Graphic Designer role within an ecommerce, retail, fashion, lifestyle or consumer brand
- Strong knowledge of Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro and the wider Adobe Creative Suite
- Strong working knowledge of Figma
- Experience using AI creative tools and platforms
- The ability to create and edit both static and video content
- Experience producing creative for paid social and organic social channels
- Experience designing assets for email marketing campaigns
- A strong understanding of branding, layout, typography and visual storytelling
- A good understanding of UX/UI principles
- Experience creating digital assets for ecommerce websites
- Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities
- Confidence working autonomously once fully onboarded


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We're particularly interested in speaking with designers who want to join a growing business, take ownership of their work and develop with the company over the longer term.
The Package:
- Salary up to £38,000, depending on experience
- Full-time permanent position
- Lancashire based
- Hybrid working with 1 day per week from home
- Employee discount
- Pension scheme
- Opportunity to join a growing and ambitious consumer brand
This is a brilliant opportunity for a designer looking for variety, autonomy and genuine creative ownership within an ecommerce-led business.
For more information or a confidential conversation, apply today or contact Rob Moore at Zachary Daniels: rob.moore @ zacharydaniels .co .uk
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