We Are Thrive
Senior Brand Designer

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We're hiring: Senior Graphic Designer (Full time, permanent - remote, UK based) 🎨
We Are Thrive is a creative marketing agency working with ambitious B2B and B2C brands across a range of industries, in the UK and internationally.
We're growing - and we're looking for a senior designer to lead brand and design work across our client base. Someone we can build with long-term.
The work:
- Brand identities, logo systems, and visual languages
- Brand guidelines and style documentation
- Social-first design and paid ad creative
- Marketing collateral - packaging, print, decks, launch assets
- Typography-led layouts, and motion where it adds value
You'll be a great fit if you:
- Have a minimum of 5+ years designing brands for real clients with real stakes
- Have a portfolio that shows range, restraint, and a strong point of view
- Live and breathe typography, layout, and brand systems thinking
- Are fluent in Figma and Adobe Creative Suite - this is a must - we're not looking for Canva creatives, we're looking for an Adobe wizz
- Read a brief properly and deliver exactly what's been asked for
- Communicate clearly and proactively - you flag problems early, not after the deadline
- Work independently, ask the right questions, and come back with something considered
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What matters most to us:
- Great work, every time
- Delivered on time, every time
The setup:
Permanent, full-time PAYE role. 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday, fully remote within the UK. 28 days holiday including bank holidays, workplace pension, and all software covered. Competitive salary, dependent on experience.


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This is a dedicated role - it can't be combined with significant freelance commitments.
To apply, send:
- Your portfolio link (your best 5-8 projects, curated)
- A short note on a brand project you're proud of and why
- Your salary expectations
- Why this role appeals to you
Shortlisted candidates may be asked to complete a short paid design task.
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