Integrated Designer
Job Description
Tomorrow are delighted to be working alongside a branding and comms agency who always seek to create big ideas, original brands and communications that make their clients stand out, with a recent focus upon sustainably led projects.
They would like to find a multidisciplinary Designer with an integrated skill set, well versed working across branding/campaigns and web design, whilst any skills in motion / editing would be a huge bonus!
Salary: £40-50k
Working arrangement: 5 days in studio
Key Responsibilities:
- Work in a highly conceptual manner and bring the ‘big ideas’ to the table, being able to execute these in a highly crafted manner
- Work excellently alongside your colleagues across all teams to ensure the synergy of all design due to the varied nature of the briefs
- Ensure you stay up-to-date with market trends and communicate this effectively to design teams
- Be conscious of the customer experience and how meaningful communication can contribute to a superior customer experience
- Give constructive direction and guidance to the designers working on your team
- Actively participate in meetings and be open to critique, using this to enhance future work for clients
Key requirements:
- A minimum of 4 years industry experience
- A top-quality portfolio including brand identity, campaigns, print and digital design
- Experience of design for web, digital and social media
- High level skills in all Adobe CS software
- Web Design experience, including proficiency in Figma / XD
- Experience in moving image and video editing, including After Effects and Premiere Pro as a bonus
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.