What we hire for
Across every role we look for people who can identify what needs to be done, work out how to do it, execute without excessive hand-holding, solve problems as they arise and hold a high standard on the final output. Portfolio and demonstrated work matter more than designation history.
4 open roles
A visually obsessive designer who can take a brief from idea through design, edit and export without repeatedly handing off basic execution.
Not a graphic designer with a bigger title. Someone who thinks in hooks, narratives, visual devices and business objectives, and can plan a shoot that actually gets made.
Someone who can hold hundreds of moving parts without losing a single deliverable, and who can tell genuine creator influence from an inflated follower count.
An entry point into the firm for people with genuine curiosity about how brands and people build reputation. Communication skills and execution ability can outweigh limited formal experience.
The hiring standard
And who should not
Selection process
CV and portfolio screening.
A role-specific practical assignment.
Focused on actual execution experience, problem solving and judgement.
Portfolio or campaign review, plus reference and background verification where applicable.
Role expectations, working model and compensation.
How candidates are evaluated
| Dimension | What we evaluate | Weight | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Output & ownership | Ability to independently drive work to completion | 25% | Needs repeated chasing |
| Quality | Craft, accuracy, polish and attention to detail | 20% | Accepts mediocre output |
| Creative / strategic thinking | Ideas, judgement, problem solving and relevance | 20% | Template-driven thinking |
| Execution speed | Ability to operate against deadlines and change | 15% | Slow without clear reason |
| Communication & collaboration | Clarity, responsiveness and teamwork | 10% | Poor follow-through |
| Learning agility | Ability to learn tools, platforms and processes | 10% | Resistant to feedback |
Inside the firm



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