Midweight Brand and Packaging Designer
West London, hybrid
Up to £50,000
This role exists because the brand’s creative output is growing quickly, and maintaining quality at scale is becoming a real pressure point.
There is more work across packaging, campaigns, and brand touchpoints than the current team can comfortably absorb without stretching senior designers too thin. When that happens, quality drops or pace slows. This hire is about protecting both.
You would join a multi-channel creative team, working across packaging, brand, and campaign outputs. The expectation is not just to support, but to take ownership of smaller projects while contributing to larger ones, delivering work that feels on-brand and resolved from the outset.
This is a role that sits between creativity and precision. You’ll be developing ideas, but also executing them properly. Typography, layout, artwork, and production all matter here. The work needs to look right and be right.
In the first few months, success looks like producing work that lands on-brand first time and contributes positively to live projects without slowing the team down.
By six months, you’re handling projects with minimal input from senior designers, balancing creativity with accuracy across multiple channels.
Over time, you become a reliable contributor who reduces pressure on seniors and helps maintain brand consistency as output continues to grow.
This role suits a well-rounded midweight designer who enjoys variety and responsibility. Someone who is comfortable moving between concept and execution, and who takes pride in both. You’ll need strong brand and graphic design fundamentals, confidence working across packaging and wider touchpoints, and the ability to manage multiple projects without losing detail.
It won’t suit everyone.
If you prefer purely conceptual work without attention to detail, this will feel restrictive.
If you see yourself as a pure artworker with no interest in creative input, it’s not the right fit.
And if working across multiple channels and outputs at pace feels overwhelming, this environment will be challenging.
What makes the role attractive for the right person is the breadth. You’ll work across packaging, campaigns, and brand, in a team where output is high and standards matter. There’s real opportunity to grow, but it comes through contribution and consistency rather than titles.
This is a genuinely mixed role. Creative thinking and technical accuracy carry equal weight.
If that balance is where you do your best work, it’s worth a conversation.