Creative Designer (Amazon Management Agency)

The Benefits

  • 35 hours/week remote/flexible
  • 6 weeks (30 days) paid holiday/year including bank holidays + your birthday off (31 days total)
  • All-inclusive quarterly team meets/days out
  • Overtime always available
  • Salary of £28k-£32k depending on experience (plus bonus opportunity)
  • Quarterly performance reviews and development plan
What you’ll be doing

Helping great brands grow faster by creating high-performing, visually compelling content across Amazon. You’ll be responsible for delivering best-in-class creative that not only looks great but drives conversion.

Working closely with our Head of Design and Performance teams, you’ll translate strategy into design - bringing listings to life through images, A+ content and brand storytelling that stands out in a competitive marketplace.

This role is ideal for a designer who cares about both aesthetics and performance - someone who wants to see their work directly impact sales and continuously improve it.

Your day-to-day might include:

  • Designing high-quality Amazon briefs and creatives (listing images, A+, storefronts)
  • Executing visual concepts based on CRO and marketplace best practices
  • Supporting with copywriting and listing optimisation
  • Collaborating with account and performance teams to align on strategy
  • Iterating on creatives based on data (CTR, CVR, performance insights)
  • Maintaining consistency across brand assets and visual identity
Who you are

You’re a creative thinker with a sharp eye for detail and a strong understanding of what makes design convert, not just look good. You enjoy working in a fast-paced environment and collaborating with others to bring ideas to life.

You’re proactive, open to feedback, and excited by the idea of improving your work through performance data. Whether you’ve worked in eCommerce, marketing, or creative roles before, you’re eager to develop your skills in a commercial, results-driven setting.

Must-Have Skills
  • Strong graphic design skills (layout, typography, hierarchy, composition)
  • Proficiency in Photoshop
  • Proficiency in Canva (not essential, can be taught)
  • Understanding of conversion-focused design principles (CRO mindset)
  • Ability to follow and apply brand guidelines across multiple assets
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to deliver high-quality work at pace
  • Good communication and collaboration skills
About Launched

We’re a high-growth Amazon agency helping ambitious brands scale effectively and profitably. We act as the strategy, execution and day-to-day team behind some of the UK’s most exciting product companies.

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