Join our busy, creative and friendly team at the UK's specialist health university. With a new institutional strategy in development and a refreshed visual identity recently introduced, it's an exciting time to become part of our community.
Flexible working, including part-time or reduced hours of work, opportunities to work from home for many posts, compressed hours and local flexibility in agreeing start and finish times of work are among the extra benefits offered by St George’s. Within our team, most staff spend 40% of their week on site in Tooting and are supported to work remotely.
Studio Manager
As the primary point of contact for all design and print-related work from both the University and our neighbouring NHS Trust, the role will oversee the operation of a dynamic team of designers as they deliver on a vibrant new visual identity for the University, ensuring the team creates compelling designs across print and online platforms. The role will also manage an in-house print team and wider fleet of printers across the University.
Digital Content Producer
Working across the Design and Digital Teams, the Digital Content Producer will meet the University’s strategic aims of supporting the recruitment of students and developing an excellent experience for both student and staff communities across digital platforms such as the website, social media and advertising mediums, through creative digital animation and visual storytelling.
Junior Graphic Designer
With the team rolling out a refreshed visual identity, the Junior Graphic Designer will assist in the creation of print materials including posters and brochures, as well as digital assets for web, social media and advertising platforms.
For informal enquiries about these roles, please contact Jon Applyeard, Head of Design and Digital.