Digital Designer

A genuine generalist design role spans: Customer-facing creative (brand campaigns, social, broadcast-ready visuals for clubs, broadcasters, and athletes) Production (motion-ready assets, graphics packages, video templates) Stat pack design (data-rich broadcast-grade graphics used by world-leading broadcasters as on-air production tools) Toolbox templates (design inside the product, balancing creative quality with data-driven constraints) Contribution to two internal design systems (one for stat packs, one for the Toolbox UI).

The right candidate moves fluently between brand work, motion, product UI, and design systems without losing quality in the transition. Requirements Strong proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite — Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects. Proficiency in Figma. Experience designing for multiple output formats — social, digital, and broadcast.

Comfortable working across multiple projects and briefs simultaneously without dropping quality. High standards visible in portfolio detail; receptive to feedback and able to iterate. Self-directed — doesn't need to be managed to get things done. Good communicator — can take a brief, ask the right questions, present their thinking.

Collaborative across design, product, and production teams. Strongly Valued (Differentiators) Motion graphics or video production experience. Experience working within or contributing to a design system. Previous work in a creative agency, sports organisation, or media environment. Ability to pick up new tools and workflows quickly.

Genuine passion for sport — particularly football. Platforms & Tools Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects). Figma (UI, prototyping, design systems / components). Motion / video production tooling (After Effects core; bonus for Premiere / Cinema 4D / Lottie exposure).

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