Midweight Designer

Office: Newcastle/ Remote

To apply please send your CV and covering letter to:

Ben Quigley
bquigley@different-uk.com


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Are you a talented Creative Designer ? We are looking for an amazing midweight designer who is experienced in the craft of conceptualizing and adapting visual branding to join our team, working on a host of famous brands.

This key role sits within the creative arm of Different. We are responsible for creating branding solutions for national and international clients. It will be challenging and hugely rewarding for the right person, working with our brilliant creative, planning, account handling teams and clients. You will have a passion for visual design, brands, culture, advertising, social media and website content and music. You’ll be excited by the prospect of sharing your ideas and taking the initiative in projects. Your experience will be across a variety of on and offline channels, because digital is such an important part of everyday life.

As an experienced creative you’ll be working across an exciting range of clients including retail, FMCG, property and the public sector. You will conceptualise and develop creative ideas, working on your own initiative and as part of a wider team: translating these into fully integrated work for everything ranging from branding, advertising, photography, marketing campaigns, blogs, emails, websites and brand guidelines. You’ll have a track- record already of producing amazing visual and graphic design work across a range of clients and channels that creates culture and which people engage with. You’ll be unfazed by juggling multiple clients and projects within deadlines and adapting each brand with its own unique tone of voice, crafting great visual storytelling and language.
We are based in Newcastle upon Tyne but happy to consider remote working applicants too.

Competitive salary.

Holiday allowance.

Company pension.

Based in Newcastle upon Tyne/ remote working

IPA membership and CPD.

Opportunity to grow and learn.

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