Interactive Designer (Digital Agency)

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Company:	Digital Advertising Agency
Location:	Central London
Type:	Permanent
Division:	New Media
Reference:	SD26900GC
Salary:	35-40k

A 70 person digital advertising agency in Soho requires a strong Flash Designer with Actionscript knowledge. An ability to design and build sites in tandem with a friendly back end team is an advantage, and experience of working in a collaborative creative environment is essential. This agency's client set has attracted the lively talent from the digital industry. Agency experience conceptually designing for high profile contemporary brands is required.

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