Senior Graphic Designer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Spring Studios in Milano
Do you live and breathe exceptional design?
Spring Studios is looking for a Senior Graphic Designer with outstanding craft, refined taste and a deep understanding of the visual language of fashion, beauty and luxury. This is an opportunity to help shape the next chapter of design within a leading global creative agency, elevating the creative output of both luxury and mass-market brands.
As Spring’s senior graphic design specialist, you’ll work alongside the Creative Director and Senior Creative Team to define the quality, consistency and ambition of graphic design across the agency. You’ll lead design across branding, digital, print, packaging, web and campaign projects, bringing a contemporary perspective and a strong point of view to every brief.
We’re looking for someone who can work autonomously and confidently lead the design direction of projects. You won’t be waiting for someone to tell you what to do—you’ll proactively identify opportunities, challenge ideas, contribute strategic thinking and drive the quality of the work forward.
Alongside exceptional craft and attention to detail, you’ll become the creative team’s go-to expert for graphic design, helping shape the future of the discipline as Spring continues to grow.
Key Responsibilities:
Design Leadership
Lead graphic design across client projects from concept through to final delivery, ensuring every output demonstrates exceptional craft, contemporary thinking and meticulous attention to detail.
Brand, Digital & Print Design
Lead the design of best-in-class work across branding, visual identity systems, websites, packaging, print collateral, editorial, campaign assets, presentations, social content, email design and wider digital experiences, ensuring consistency and quality across every touchpoint.
✨ Creative Direction & Elevation
Bring a refined design perspective that elevates both luxury and mass-market brands. Champion typography, layout, composition, visual systems and design thinking that feels c