Senior Branding Deisgner

<p>Senior Brand Designer</p><p><strong>Central London | Hybrid, 3 days onsite</strong></p><p>We're partnering with an ambitious and growing consumer business who are looking for a brilliant Senior Brand Designer to join their in house creative team.</p><p>This is a lovely opportunity for someone with really strong brand craft who wants more creative ownership. You'll help shape how campaigns come to life visually, taking an initial idea and building a distinctive design direction that works beautifully across digital, ecommerce, social, packaging, print and outdoor.</p><p>The brand has grown significantly and they're looking for someone who can bring fresh thinking to an established identity, push the creative forward and help maintain a really high standard across everything they put out into the world.</p><p>What you'll be doing</p><ul><br><li>Developing the visual direction for campaigns across typography, layout, colour, imagery and graphic treatments</li><li>Creating strong design systems and guidance that the wider team can confidently work from</li><li>Taking ownership of key creative across brand, digital, ecommerce, packaging, print and outdoor</li><li>Collaborating with creative and production teams around shoots, considering how imagery needs to work across different formats</li><li>Bringing fresh ideas into the brand while maintaining consistency</li><li>Reviewing wider creative output and helping continually raise the standard of the work</li></ul><br><p>This role is perfect for someone who</p><ul><br><li>Has solid experience across brand and campaign design, likely at Senior Designer level</li><li>Has worked with a consumer, lifestyle or ecommerce brand and understands the pace of an in house environment</li><li>Can show how they've helped creatively evolve a brand over time</li><li>Has a brilliant eye for typography, layout and visual storytelling</li><li>Can take an idea and turn it into a strong design direction, rather than simply executing an existing look</li><li>Thinks confidently across both digital and physical brand experiences</li><li>Is comfortable presenting ideas and explaining the thinking behind creative decisions</li><li>Is confident across Figma and Adobe Creative Suite</li></ul><br><p>This is very much a <strong>brand thinking and design craft role</strong>, rather than high volume production. For portfolios, we'd love to see strong campaign work, the thinking behind it and how that creative direction came to life across different channels.</p><p>The team works hybrid from their <strong>Central London studio, with 3 days onsite each week</strong>.</p><p>A genuinely exciting opportunity to join a growing business, have a real voice within the creative team and play an important part in where the brand goes next.</p><p><em>We are passionate about promoting diversity, inclusion, and equality, and are committed to working with clients who share our outlook. We offer equal opportunities to all candidates regardless of background, identity, sexuality, and disability. We strive to create inclusive cultures where diversity is seen as real value for the company. Our mission is for everyone to feel empowered to be their true authentic selves at work.</em></p>

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