Job Title: Junior/Mid-Weight Designer Salary: Up to £35,000 Contract Type: Fixed Term ending 29/08/25 Location: Holborn Purpose of the role: As Junior Digital Designer, you will be responsible for supporting with delivery of multi-channel design solutions, in line with the Premier Inn brand guidelines, for Marketing briefs across the Commercial function including Brand Marketing, Ecommerce, Product & Propositions, External Comms, and CRM. This role will collaborate closely with UX and designers in the Digital Product team to align on how they are using the central ‘design system’ and asset library to ensure a consistent and modern UX and UI approach is applied across the customer experience. The design solutions will be delivered for all current and emerging channels across digital. The design solutions will include animation, illustration, photography, and UI experiences. This role will collaborate with copywriters who will provide the content for designs, and brand marketing managers who will provide the business context and author the briefs. This role will participate in monitoring industry trends, reviewing competitor creative, and adopting UX, and research led design approaches. This role will be passionate about developing a career in digital design and will strive for design solutions to be rooted in insight. The design process will result in branded assets and customer experiences that adhere to brand guidelines and are commercially impactful. Minimum Skills/Experience Required: Evidence of collaboration with UX & designers in a Digital Product to ensure a consistent and modern UX and UI approach is applied across the customer experience including evidence of using animation, illustration, photography, and UI experiences. Examples of collaboration with copywriters who provide the content for designs, and brand marketing managers who will provide the business context and author the briefs. Demonstrate some experience of working in a multi-disciplinary design team delivering brand and marketing design projects from small, fast paced requests to research-based projects.