Senior Digital Designer (Brand/UI/UX)
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Job description
- Design distinctive UI systems that translate brand identities into digital interfaces, bringing them to life with interaction, motion, and detail.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with strategists, creatives, developers, and clients to deliver seamless, innovative outcomes.
- Shape experiences end-to-end: from research, audits, personas, and user journeys through to wireframes, prototypes, and final UI design.
- Inspire and mentor designers, sharing knowledge and elevating the team’s digital craft..
Requirements
- Proven experience as a Senior Digital designer Designer (agency or product background) with a strong portfolio spanning multiple platforms demonstrating your brand thinking and crafted executions..
- Clearly show your discovery phases and how they informed the direction you took a brand in digitally.
- A sharp eye for UI craft: distinctive digital design, interaction, design systems, templating, and atomic design.
- Comfort with Figma, FigJam, Miro and other collaboration tools.
- Experience with motion and animation tools (e.g. After Effects, Jitter) to enhance user experiences.
- A track record of mentoring, presenting, and influencing clients and colleagues with confidence and clarity.
What we value
Creativity that blends strategy, craft, and innovation.
A collaborative spirit - someone who slots into teams effortlessly.
Leadership by example: integrity, openness, and an ability to inspire.
A passion for pushing the boundaries of brand-driven digital design., We believe leadership isn’t tied to seniority - it’s about mindset. We’re looking for someone who brings curiosity, compassion, and confidence to the role. We’re committed to building an equitable, diverse, and inclusive workplace that reflects the society we live in and the audiences we create for.
Benefits & conditions
JKR is committed to providing a comprehensive, competitive benefits programme to its employees, including:
- Competitive salary
- Lively Shoreditch studio location
- Hybrid working policy, minimum 2 days pw in the studio
- Bupa Healthcare, including dental option
- ️ Income protection & life insurance
- Classpass credits
- Group personal pension
- 25 days holiday + time given at Christmas and New Year
- ️ Summer Fridays x 2
- Birthday day off
After probation:
- Season ticket loan
- Cycle to work scheme
- Enhanced parental leave policies
- Referral scheme for new hires
- 2 weeks work from anywhere, by agreement with line manager
Why Join Us?
A chance to step into a pivotal role with support and mentorship
Work on exciting brand projects that push creative boundaries
Be part of a team that values creativity, collaboration, and progress
Contribute to a company that actively champions DE&I across everything we do
About the company
Jones Knowles Ritchie (JKR) is a branding business, founded in 1990 and proudly independent ever since.
We started out in the world of packaging, but now we’re worldwide - from three founders, to more than 300 of us across the UK and USA. Together, we build and deliver brands across the entire consumer experience.
But even more important than what we do, is why we do it. We’re here to inspire brands and people to be their true selves. To be brave.
Be tenacious.
]And above all, be yourself.
Because we believe that’s the only way to truly be distinctive, everywhere.
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