Growth Designer: Drive Orders with Performance Creative

Wingstop UK; Greater London; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus: 15% bonus potential

Long-Term Incentive Plan

Private healthcare

3% employer pension

Employee discount at Wingstop

Job summary

Wingstop UK in London is seeking a Growth Designer to turn bold ideas into scalable campaigns across paid social, CRM and delivery channels. You will own creative from concept to testing, balancing brand and performance, and work across Brand and Growth with a hands-on, fast-paced approach.

The role is based at our Maple Street office, four days a week. The position offers £50,000–£60,000 plus a 15% bonus, LTIP and benefits, ideal for someone with a strong portfolio in D2C and performance

Qualifications

• 4–6 years experience in graphic or growth design.
• Experience in a D2C or delivery-led brand or agency.
• Proven track record with paid social & display campaigns at volume.
• Experience across CRM, email, app and web.
• Ability to adapt creative across channels and formats.

Responsibilities

• Create scroll-stopping paid social and display creative for campaigns.
• Design campaigns across email, app and loyalty programs.
• Own creative for delivery platforms, menus and digital ordering.
• Collaborate with Brand, Growth, CRM and Digital teams.
• Test, iterate and optimise based on performance data.

Skills

Paid social creative

Performance marketing

CRM campaigns

Brand adaptation

Tools

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

Figma

Job description

Wingstop UK in London is seeking a Growth Designer to turn bold ideas into scalable campaigns across paid social, CRM and delivery channels. You will own creative from concept to testing, balancing brand and performance, and work across Brand and Growth with a hands-on, fast-paced approach.

The role is based at our Maple Street office, four days a week. The position offers £50,000–£60,000 plus a 15% bonus, LTIP and benefits, ideal for someone with a strong portfolio in D2C and performance