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Armstrong Lloyd is hiring a Graphic Designer for a 400-person B2B SaaS company. You’ll join a tiny but mighty design team of two and work directly with the Design Lead across UK and US marketing teams, delivering social, email, decks, event signage, digital and print campaigns with real ownership from day one.
Based in their London office three days a week with two days remote, you’ll enjoy flexible start times to align with US meetings.
Our client, a 400-person B2B SaaS company, is looking for a Graphic Designer to join their tiny but mighty design team of two.
You’ll work directly alongside their Design Lead as a shared design service across their UK and US marketing teams. That means real variety (social, email, decks, event signage, digital and print campaigns) and real ownership from day one.
Most junior to mid-level design roles have you buried in a big team, working on one small slice of the brand. Here, you’ll help shape it. You’ll have visibility with senior stakeholders, including the CMO, and your work will be seen and used across two continents.
You’ll be based in their London office 3 days a week, with 2 days remote. Because you’ll be working closely with a US-based team, there’s flexibility around your start and finish times so you can catch the meetings that matter, without being tied to a rigid 9 to 5.
Designing across the full mix: digital and print campaigns, social assets, marketing emails, website visuals, presentations, pitch decks, event signage and brochures. You’ll help translate the brand across every touchpoint and bring fresh thinking as the visual identity keeps evolving.
If you want more ownership, more variety, and a real seat at the table, we’d love to hear from you.
Our client is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all backgrounds. Every application is reviewed by a real person, not a filter.
The process is 3 simple stages: a video chat about your portfolio and skills, a video meeting with the team, and a final conversation with the CMO. No design task required.