Location: London - Fully Onsite Employment Type: Full-Time Our client is a dynamic and growing company specialising in healthcare products, currently seeking a Senior Graphic Designer to play a key role in shaping their visual identity and driving business growth through standout packaging and branding. This is an exciting opportunity to make a real impact—leading design from concept to completion across a broad range of health-focused products. You’ll collaborate closely with product managers to bring new ideas to life, helping ensure the brand stands out in a competitive market. Key Responsibilities Packaging Design: Create innovative, market-ready packaging that aligns with brand values and resonates with target audiences. Brand Development: Evolve and refine brand identities for new and existing product lines, ensuring distinctiveness and trademark compliance. Visual Branding: Produce high-quality marketing visuals, working with in-house photographers and CGI artists to craft compelling imagery. Product Storytelling: Communicate each product’s unique value through visually engaging packaging and brand messaging. 3D Liaison: Work with CAD and CGI designers to translate 2D concepts into production-ready 3D visuals. Collaborative Design: Partner with product managers to iterate on designs, responding effectively to feedback and brief refinements. Sales-Driven Creativity: Use consumer insights and sales data to optimise design and branding strategies. Requirements Minimum 5 years of experience in graphic design, with a strong focus on packaging, branding, or product marketing. Expertise in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign). A portfolio demonstrating impactful packaging and product branding work. Exceptional attention to detail and an ability to balance creativity with practical, commercial needs. Strong communication skills and a collaborative working style. Must be eligible to work full-time in the UK. Bonus: Experience in healthcare or pharmaceutical branding is advantageous but not essential.