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We do not have any open positions right now, but we would still love to hear from you!

We will keep your details on our database and contact you when a suitable position becomes available later in the year.

You are an artist: beyond everything else, you love to make things look amazing, guiding and overseeing the aesthetic integrity of every project from start to finish. Brand films, online content, concepts and moodboards, engaging comms, impactful websites, clickable social posts, brand experiences, complementary product imagery and everything else that comes along.

You are a conceptual thinker with a curious and imaginative mind: you thrive on challenging yourself with new topics and genres - from advertising concepts to new digital products, brand strategy to social media. You’ve either done it before or are keen to learn more.

You are a technophile: you love to stay at the cutting edge of technology, and the interactions between behaviour, culture and digital platforms and products. Someone with a keen interest in the future.

You are a natural entrepreneur and collaborator: you’re equally happy working in a creative team to brainstorm a campaign as you are working with designers and developers to build a new product - or working on your own to reimagine the visual redirection of a brand.

What you’ll bring

  1. Experience working with global technology brands such as Google, or equivalent
  2. Understanding and ability to use the latest design softwares, including Adobe Creative Suite
  3. A great eye for art direction, bringing big ideas to life in compelling ways
  4. Comfortable working both independently and as part of a team
  5. Knowledge of current technologies and products influencing the creative landscape
  6. Experience of working with g-suite (Google docs, drives, slides) would be a bonus
  7. Awards and industry recognition would be a bonus
  8. A well-rounded portfolio that showcases your thinking ability, craft, innovative ideas and inspiring creative solutions

The Agency

Unleash your creativity at Toaster, the award-winning agency thats shaking things up across the globe.

Born in London, weve spread our wings to San Francisco and New Delhi, collaborating with industry giants like Google, Samsung, and YouTube for over a decade.

But were not just about big names. Were passionate about building a team that reflects the vibrant diversity of the world around us. We believe that different perspectives spark better ideas, leading to groundbreaking work and exceptional results.

So, if youre ready to be yourself and push boundaries, we want to hear from you! We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and encourage you to bring your unique talents to the table. If you need any adjustments during the process, dont hesitate to reach out to our friendly People team.

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