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Performance Graphic Designer
D2C Wellness Brand
East Sussex (Office Based)
£65,000 + Bonus + Benefits
Are you a performance-focused designer who loves creating high-performing paid social content?
We're partnering with a fast-growing D2C wellness brand to find a Performance Graphic Designer to join their growing creative team and play a key role in developing paid social creative across Meta and, in the near future, TikTok.
This is an opportunity to join an ambitious in-house team where you'll combine strong design skills with performance thinking, creating high-volume creative that is built to be tested, optimised and scaled.
The Role
- Work closely with the Performance Creative Strategist and wider creative team to turn performance briefs into compelling static and motion assets that drive results.
- Design static, carousel, story and motion assets for paid social.
- Develop creative variants across formats, hooks, offers and audiences as part of structured testing plans.
- Use performance data to understand what is working and inform the next round of creative.
- Work closely with the Performance Creative Strategist and Social Video Editor to develop and iterate creative.
- Create and maintain templates, master files and component libraries to support high-volume production.
- Stay on top of Meta trends and emerging creative formats to continually improve performance.
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What We're Looking For
- Proven experience designing paid social creative at volume, either in-house or agency side.
- Strong portfolio demonstrating performance-focused design.
- Fluent in Adobe Creative Suite, with After Effects and Figma experience.
- Strong understanding of what makes creative perform on Meta, including hooks, hierarchy and branding.
- Comfortable working to a testing plan and producing structured creative variants.
- Experience within a D2C, wellness, beauty, supplements or food & drink brand would be advantageous.
- Curious about using AI tools to enhance creative production and work at pace without compromising quality.


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Interested? If you're looking to join a fast-growing consumer brand where you'll have the opportunity to combine great design with performance thinking and help build a best-in-class paid social creative function, we'd love to hear from you.
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