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FT Environmental Graphic Designer Role

Calendar Full-Time
Location UK-based, fully remote, or hybrid in North Cornwall
Wage £34-40k DOE
Way Design 

Are you an imaginative, thoughtful, self-motivated designer who prefers creating real-world experiences over digital work? Someone who understands how ideas translate into experiences on the ground?

We’re looking for someone to join our small but mighty team, working on environmental graphics, heritage and landscape interpretation, and visitor experience projects across the UK.

 

 

 

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Way Design
Environmental Graphic Designer Role

Salary £34-40k DOE

Full-time permanent (0.8 FTE considered)

UK-based, fully remote, or hybrid in North Cornwall

Are you an imaginative, thoughtful, self-motivated designer who prefers creating real-world experiences over digital work? Someone who understands how ideas translate into experiences on the ground?

We’re looking for someone to join our small but mighty team, working on environmental graphics, heritage and landscape interpretation, and visitor experience projects across the UK.

You are a passionate and talented person with a few years of experience working in-house or agency side in a fast-paced studio. Being both conceptually creative and able to develop your projects through to delivery, you should have the confidence to take a brief from concept stage through to production spec and even oversee completion, having the conversations needed with clients, partners and suppliers in order to get there.

You could be working on signage shaping behaviour on the England Coast Path one day, figuring out a low-tech, hands-on interactive for a museum exhibition the next, drawing a map for a nature reserve on another, and drafting a wildlife charity magazine the following day! Certainly no two days are the same in this job but it means we need someone adaptable, curious and with the motivation to keep up.

Knowledge of accessible and inclusive design is a bonus as making our special places welcoming to all is something we’re really passionate about.

Experience and/or knowledge of working in heritage interpretation, the public sector and museums and charities is a plus.

What success looks like:

  • Confidently taking projects from brief, to concept, to approval and delivery
  • Producing engaging, creative and clear design across multiple formats
  • Working collaboratively with clients and specialists
  • Designing experiences that are accessible, engaging and grounded in place.

If you’re looking to downsize for something more meaningful to apply your skills and talent to, we might be a great match.

Interested? See the full job spec for full details and how to apply.

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