Communications Designer – Campaigns

FreeAgent

Communications Designer creating engaging advertising campaigns for FreeAgent. Focused on innovative concepts across multiple media channels with a collaborative team.

Posted 6/24/2026full-timeEdinburgh • 🇬🇧 United KingdomMid-LevelSenior💰 £32,500 - £45,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Coming up with the big idea: Developing multi-channel marketing campaigns from a blank page to final delivery.
Thinking ad-first: Obsessing over what makes a piece of communication work - focusing on the hook, the visual joke, the headline, and how it fits the platform.
Shaping the narrative: Partnering with copywriters to make sure the visual concept and the words marry together perfectly.
Making stuff: Bringing your ideas to life across paid social, eye-catching print, event branding, and digital content.
Championing the brand: Collaborating with the wider team to champion, protect, and evolve our brand identity.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Have a massive folder of screenshots of ads you've saved because they're brilliant.
Get genuinely annoyed when brands explain instead of entertain.
Be the person who sends your mates ‘look at this campaign’ messages at 11pm
Your portfolio should make us think, "I wish we'd made that." Show us your brain at work - even if it's fake ads or personal passion projects you made just for fun.

Benefits

Comp & perks

33 days holiday (and an extra day for each year you're with us)
Flexible/hybrid working
Private health care
Life assurance
5% matched pension contributions
Summer 4 day weeks (giving you 8 additional days off!)
Buy-as-you-earn share schemes
Sabbatical leave (unpaid)
Cycle to work scheme
Wellness webinars
Focused learning time and learning budgets
Volunteering day

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Soft Skills

creativitycollaborationcommunicationstorytellingattention to detailvisual thinkingbrand advocacy