Graphic Designer and Content Creator

Where will you be working? Working in the Communications team at The Ned means being part of a dynamic, energetic and highly creative environment where no two days are ever the same. From launching world-class restaurants and bars to collaborating with renowned chefs, global luxury brands and cultural tastemakers, you'll help shape the stories that define one of London's most iconic hospitality destinations. You'll work alongside a passionate, supportive team that thrives on collaboration, embraces new ideas and celebrates innovation. If you're driven by creativity, love working at pace and want to make a real impact in luxury hospitality, The Ned offers an exciting career where every day brings fresh opportunities to create something extraordinary Where’s the office? We’re in the beautiful old Midland Bank building in the City of London. The Communications office is located on-site, however you won’t spend a lot of your time at your desk, because you’ll be out and about capturing great moments but also supporting the Senior Graphic Designer on major design projects. We’re five days a week in the office, as we’re relationship-focussed and it’s just not the same on a screen. What will you be doing? As our Graphic Designer, you'll play a key role in shaping how The Ned is seen across every guest touchpoint. Working alongside our Senior Graphic Designer and Communications team, you'll bring campaigns, events and brand moments to life through exceptional creative execution. No two days are the same – one day you could be designing menus for one of our restaurants, the next capturing content at an exclusive members' event or creating digital assets for a major campaign. You'll have the opportunity to work across print, digital, social media and photography, developing your skills within one of London's most iconic hospitality brands.

  • Bring creative ideas to life across print and digital, producing high-quality design that reflects The Ned's premium brand.
  • Create engaging visual content, including photography, videography and social media assets, that helps tell The Ned's story.
  • Support the delivery of marketing campaigns, brand activations and events through thoughtful design and creative problem-solving.
  • Ensure all creative work is produced to the highest technical standards and remains consistent with our brand guidelines.
  • Build strong relationships with colleagues, suppliers and external creatives to deliver projects efficiently and collaboratively.
  • Continuously develop your creative skills by exploring new trends, technologies and ideas that keep our brand fresh and inspiring.
What would we like you to bring to The Ned?
  • A qualification in Graphic Design (or equivalent professional experience) with a portfolio showcasing strong conceptual thinking, typography, layout and attention to detail.
  • Confidence using Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects and Lightroom.
  • Experience designing high-quality creative across print and digital, with a solid understanding of artwork production and pre-press processes.
  • Proven photography, videography and video editing skills, with experience using DSLR or mirrorless cameras to capture high-quality content for social media, digital marketing and brand campaigns.
  • Excellent organisational skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects, prioritise workloads and deliver to tight deadlines.
  • A collaborative approach with excellent communication skills and the confidence to present ideas and work effectively with stakeholders across the business.
  • A passion for branding, design and hospitality, with a keen eye for detail and visual storytelling. Illustration skills are advantageous.
  • Flexibility to occasionally work outside of standard working hours to support key business needs and collaborate with international teams when required.
What can The Ned give you?
  • Salary of up to £36,000
  • Complimentary meals in our friendly team restaurant, Neddy’s
  • Lots of learning and development programmes to help progress your career
  • Special rates at The Ned for staying and eating – because we want you to experience our products (and some for your friends and family too)
  • Wellbeing and health benefits to keep you in top shape, including Medicash and Wagestream, with access to gym discounts
Do you want to join one of the best places to work in hospitality? Get in touch with us now.
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