Graduate Graphic Designer - London

An exciting opportunity to join a leading B2B media company that creates corporate events, digital media, and published materials for businesses and consumers in a fast-paced industry.

They are a graduate-friendly business that is growing across multiple teams, so it's a great time to join!

Graduate Graphic Designer - Central London - ASAP Starts - £23-25K + Bonus

In this role you will be responsible for working to deadlines for each event project, so each day is varied! You could be working on events ranging from B2B networking conferences, to seminars, to awards ceremonies.

You will also work across all aspects of the events process, from the marketing that takes place prior to the event, to the designs needed for the day of the event, and follow up information once the event has taken place.

Key Responsibilities:

• Taking the brief from the events production team to understand the theme of the event
• Designing and creating events collateral such as signage, winner packs, media packs for the sales team, information booklets, and logos for the event
• Working on their bi-monthly magazines to come up with concept ideas, cover illustrations, and typography
• Liaising with the marketing team on their email campaigns (headers and photos) and their social media marketing strategies

The company are currently working to a hybrid pattern, with two days WFH and three days in the office. 

Requirements:

PLEASE NOTE: This is an immediate start role, therefore we are unable to put forward candidates graduating in summer 2023. Any applications from this graduation year will be not be considered.

• A 2:2 or above (or equivalent) in a relevant degree subject such as graphic design, art, or illustration
• Other degree subjects will be considered if candidates have at least 6 months experience in graphic design; this can be during work experience, volunteering, or extracurricular activities
• Candidates will need to have a knowledge of Adobe Illustrator and InDesign, as this will be tested during interview