Pancentric Blogs

Like most agencies seemingly; due to an increased workload, plans for expansion and all those things, we’re looking to grow our design capabilities with the addition of a new member of staff.

We’re looking for a Senior Designer.

Here’s what we’d like
5+ years experience and comfortable in an agency environment ie. things move fast, clients change their minds, briefs come think and fast. We work in a very agile manner. We sketch, comp things up, brainstorm round a boiling kettle and scribble on white boards. You must be comfortable taking these ideas and making them real by grounding them in solid design thinking and extending an idea beyond the obvious.

You should understand the web, have a deep knowledge of user-centred design and can make an online brand presence sing with personality. Above all we want great creative flair, a close attention to detail and the ability to tackle a problem from many angles.

It goes without say that you must have all the usual skills including proficiency in Photoshop and Illustrator and a sprinkling of InDesign maybe. A good grasp of HTML (this isn’t a coding role) and AJAXyness never goes wanting.

In exchange for this we’ll pay you for doing something you love, let you have access to the Wii and the 6ft. beer fridge and maybe even give you a say over what radio station we play in the studio.

If this is you and you’re looking to join a rapidly expanding agency, get in touch.

Welcome to the Pancentric blogs.

First off, a little bit of background. Pancentric was formed in August 2003, and is the result of a merger between communications and direct marketing agency, Stewart Fenn Marketing and new media consultancy, BDMedia. Both companies were independent and each enjoyed successful 10 year histories. Pancentric now focus on digital marketing with a great mix of inspired creative thinking and sound technical implementation.

These blogs will provide a little window on our activities, our thoughts and comments on the industry and hopefully some fun diversions. You never know, we may even share some of our expertise and thinking along the way.