Designer - EXTEND

Location London Television Centre – Hybrid Hours Full-time, Permanent Salary Up to £40,000 per year plus £5,441 London Weighting, depending on relevant skills, knowledge and experience About the Role Join BBC.com’s growing creative team and help bring world-class journalism, storytelling and products to life through bold design and motion graphics. Working across subscription marketing, audience engagement and content promotion, you'll create impactful creative assets that support growth, retention and discovery across global audiences. You will collaborate closely with marketing, editorial, product and creative colleagues to deliver standout graphic design that brings BBC stories, products and campaigns to life across digital, social, video and CRM channels. This role is part of the BBC Extend programme for disabled people. To apply, you should identify as deaf, disabled or neurodivergent and meet the definition of disability under the Equality Act (2010) or the Disability Discrimination Act (1995) if applying in Northern Ireland. The BBC is committed to providing workplace adjustments and support through its dedicated Access and Disability Service to eliminate barriers disabled people face in the workplace. You will have the opportunity to shape the future of BBC.com as it expands its international subscription offering, working on high-profile campaigns that reach audiences worldwide. With a strong focus on innovation, storytelling and emerging technologies, this role offers a chance to develop your skills while delivering trusted content from one of the world’s most recognised media brands. Your key responsibilities include creating standout graphic and motion design, applying motion graphics to increase engagement, turning creative briefs and audience insights into compelling visual storytelling, developing storyboards and animations, collaborating with cross-functional teams, presenting and refining creative work, and embracing emerging technologies and AI tools to innovate while maintaining BBC brand integrity.

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