Junior Graphic Designer at Government Digital Service (GOV.UK).

Permanent junior design role in the GOV.UK team at the Government Digital Service (part of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology), aimed at people starting out in design or retraining into it.

You'll design services around user needs, create visuals, illustrations and infographics, build and iterate prototypes, work with researchers, data analysts and front-end developers, keep work consistent with the GOV.UK brand, contribute to cross-government design patterns, and present complex data visually to senior stakeholders.

They're looking for evidence of design aptitude from work, study, volunteering or personal projects, problem-first thinking, the ability to make ideas tangible through sketches, diagrams or prototypes, and clear communication.

Application is a CV, a cover letter of up to 750 words and a 2-page portfolio; the interview includes a 10-minute presentation of your design work.

Benefits include a Civil Service pension (average 28.97% employer contribution), 25 days' leave rising to 30, 10 learning days a year, flexi-time and a training budget.

No visa sponsorship.

Sift completes 6 November 2026.