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WNS is seeking a Senior Designer to transform briefs into clear visual ideas across graphics, presentations and print materials. You will shape narratives, maintain brand consistency, and drive design quality from concept through final delivery.
A portfolio demonstrating original thinking and end-to-end solutions is essential, with strong PowerPoint, InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop skills. You will collaborate with a Lead Designer and stakeholders across markets, ensuring high-quality
Senior Designer – Graphic Design, Presentation Design and Visual Communication
We’re looking for a Senior Designer who can turn a business challenge or a brief into a clear and engaging visual idea. Working with Global insurance broker teams across different markets, you’ll shape how messages are communicated through presentations, reports, brochures and marketing materials. You’ll bring ideas, challenge content when needed and make confident design decisions, while keeping the work true to Global insurance broker’s brand.
This role is for someone who enjoys working out the best way to tell a story, not just making supplied content look polished. You’ll work closely with the Lead Designer and stakeholders, taking responsibility for the creative approach and developing it through feedback to final delivery.
THE MAIN FOCUS: Creative thinking, design judgement and ownership. PowerPoint and other formats are the tools you’ll use to bring the idea to life.
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A portfolio is essential. Please include examples that show how you approached a brief, developed an idea and used design to solve a communication challenge. Presentation work is important, alongside reports, brochures or campaign materials that demonstrate your range. A short explanation of your thinking behind selected projects is welcome.
You’ll report to the Lead Designer and collaborate with the wider Onshore studio. Experience in insurance or financial services is useful, but not essential.