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Creative Designers. Be Wonderstuff.
WE’RE LOOKING FOR A TALENTED, EXPERIENCED DESIGNER AND A GRADUATE, OR JUNIOR DESIGNER, TO JOIN OUR TEAM.
We’re a tight knit team who all ‘think’ and ‘do’ and we need to grow. We’re keen to find people with ambition and help them develop a vision for their careers and then put the plans and resources in place to achieve them. We also want them to understand how they will help us achieve our goals.
The roles will be based around delivering key services for clients – Brand Development, Design Services and Design Support – adding value to our, and our clients businesses wherever possible. Initially the role will be based in our Newcastle studio, however there’s a real potential for the right person to be instrumental in driving forward our London studio later this year.
You are inquisitive and act with purpose. You can think, discuss and write about design in order to communicate it to clients and the marketplace. You’ll know what you’re not achieving with your current position. You’ll know what you can bring to us. You’ll know what you’re worth.
Send something surprising to the studio or email a carefully crafted convincer to let us know we need you to paul@wonderstuff.co before 21st May 2015.
Thank you.
Wonderstuff
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