Midweight Graphic Designer – Paid Social & Digital Design

Job Description

About Ardant

Ardant is a fast-growing D2C jewellery brand selling to customers in the US, Canada, Australia, and the UK. We design jewellery made for real life: comfortable, secure, and easy to wear every day.

The Role

Ardant is now entering a new brand phase. Our visuals are becoming more premium, polished, and trust-building. At the same time, we are an e-commerce brand, so our design work must also help drive sales.

• We are looking for a middle-weight Graphic Designer to create digital marketing assets for Ardant.
• The main focus is static paid social ads, especially for Meta and Google.
• This role suits a designer who cares about good design, but also understands that commercial design must perform. The work should look good, feel on-brand, and help customers understand why they should buy.

Main Responsibilities

• Design static paid social ads for Meta, Google, and other digital placements
• Create multiple ad variations for testing: different layouts, hooks, formats, and messages
• Balance brand-led design with performance-led design
• Adapt designs across sizes, placements, and channels
• Support email marketing graphics, including EDMs and lifecycle emails
• Support website banners, landing page graphics, campaign assets, and product launch assets
• Translate marketing briefs into clear, polished visuals
• Update designs based on feedback and ad performance learnings
• Keep the brand look consistent across digital touchpoints
• Study references, competitors, and brand examples to understand the visual direction

What We’re Looking For

• 3–5 years of experience as a Graphic Designer, Digital Designer, Visual Designer, or similar
• Experience with D2C, e-commerce, fashion, beauty, jewellery, lifestyle, or consumer brands
• Strong portfolio showing digital-first design
• Experience designing static social ads
• Good sense of layout, typography, hierarchy, image treatment, and composition
• Able to communicate professionally in English
• Proficient in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Canva
• Able to work independently from a clear brief without constant step-by-step guidance
• Open to feedback and quick revisions
• Careful with details: spelling, spacing, alignment, file formats, and consistency
• Adaptable enough to create both polished brand assets and more direct sales-led ads

Nice to Have

• Experience with Meta ad creative
• Experience designing email or lifecycle marketing assets
• Basic understanding of landing page design
• Familiarity with Shopify, Klaviyo, or Figma
• Interest in jewellery, fashion, beauty, editorial, or premium lifestyle brands
• Experience designing for US, UK, Australian, or Canadian audiences
• Experience working with remote teams

Who this Role is For

This role suits a designer who wants to become more well-rounded. You should enjoy making beautiful work, but also want to understand how design affects customer trust, clicks, conversion, and sales.

This is not a role for someone who only wants to make art in isolation. It is for someone who wants to use design to solve real business problems.

Why Join Ardant

• Work on a jewellery brand entering a more premium visual phase
• Build strong portfolio-worthy work across ads, email, campaigns, and digital assets
• Learn from the best. Work with founders and senior leaders who’ve scaled brands from launch to eight figures and beyond.
• Grow and advance quickly with a flat structure and performance‑driven culture.
• Enjoy flexible hours with a fully remote role.
• Work with clear briefs, direct feedback, and a lean marketing team

Hiring Process

Shortlisted candidates will be asked to complete a small design task. This task is for evaluation only. It will use a mock brand with a similar aesthetic direction to Ardant, but it will not use Ardant products, assets, or live campaign material.

The task helps us assess:

• Visual taste
• Layout thinking
• Ability to understand a brand direction
• Attention to detail
• Care in execution
• Submitted work for screening will never be used commercially