Is that designer you… or perhaps your partner, friend or even your very own mother? Well whoever they may be we sure would like to hear from them.

So what’s on offer. Well you’ll be working in an energetic and upbeat Glasgow studio across a range of design, advertising and digital projects and have the opportunity to help us drive the company forward…. to the moon!

To be in with a chance of getting your paws on this position you must:

// Possess a real passion for design, digital and communications

// Be Proficient in Adobe design suite (additional HTML, flash, after effects skills a plus)

// Have an ability to confidently and effectively manage projects, suppliers and other team members

// Be a real creative thinker, bringing an added spark to every bit of work that you do, no matter how big or small

// Work with great attention to detail

// Have a positive and ambitious attitude and a willingness to pitch in at every level

// Enjoy dealing with clients and providing them with an unrivaled level of service and expertise

// Have 2 years + experience of working within a studio environment

If you want to develop your career with a company who are passionate about the quality of their work and service then this could be the ideal position for you. We’ve got exciting plans for the development of our studio and we’re looking for that special someone to help us get where we’re looking to go.

If this sounds like your cup of tea then we would love to hear from you.

Salary dependent on ability and experience

Send you CV, portfolio and current salary to:

jobs@thisisjamhot.com

We’re very sorry, but no agency calls will be taken in relation to this position.

A great independent furniture retailer with a quirky store in Edinburgh, they sell furniture made to order from reclaimed wood alongside some great vintage pieces.

We’ll be working with them to develop a new brand and carry the look and feel on to all communications including advertising and in-store. We’ll also be working with them to develop a new website and digital strategy as they look to take their message to the world.

To coincide with the launch of Sex and the City at the venue’s 12 screen VUE cinema we devised the Style in the City brand campaign to promote the summer fashion offerings within the centre.

The campaign is currently running through press and outdoor within Edinburgh. After all the hard work we’re away to kick back with a Cosmopolitan! Tasty stuff.

We devised a secret society creative concept, encouraging people to join up and receive their own key to the theatre.

We produced a secret society brochure with some nice silver foil blocking on the cover and finished the job off with a tasty wax seal with the Tron’s own bespoke Join Us seal.

The brochures were presented to business leaders within a specially staged presentation at the Tron where we devised a nice secret society style presentation delivered by one of the Tron’s associated actors.

Our 80’s inspired campaign hits the streets of Edinburgh today running across promotions in all Edinburgh Leisure venues, over the radio on Forth One and with a variety of printed items and also some promotional events and 80s disco style fitness classes.

You can check out the campaign microsite here.

Running 10k through the streets of Edinburgh sounded like a good idea so we set about doing some training for the event, which went OK but not always as planned – one particular training session resulting in me picking up the wrong keys, getting locked out of my flat and being stuck with no money and no keys! However on the day things went really well and we all managed a pretty respectable (we think) time of one hour and one minute. There were some accusations of the time suffering from for an unplanned lace tying incident… but that was after a few beers had been consumed in the post race analysis. The final 500m saw some healthy competition (and illegal barging of people out the way!!) heading towards the finish line. Some poor warm-down skills have resulted in me being of limited mobility today.

The day was a great success, and everyone seemed to have a good time – especially the guys running near us dressed as cricketers – who looked to be struggling with their bats and helmets towards the end of the race.

Thanks to everyone who kindly supported us in raising money for the Yorkhill Children’s Foundation – it’s very much appreciated by us and also all the hard working people at the charity. A very worthwhile cause.

So, the question now is will we push ahead and try the 1/2 marathon in Glasgow next…. time will tell.

With the main event being held at the SECC we developed the branding and literature for the grand evening gala event, which this year was held at Xscape Braehead. With over 900 delegates in attendance from around the world we were charged with bringing the venue alive with elements from animations on large screens to brochures, floor graphics and venue menus.

Held last night, the event was a massive success, and we’re very proud to have been an integral part in the project.

Mayfesto heralds a short but intensive celebration of new plays and unseen other works which focus on human stories –stories which, more often than not, have resulted from conflict or political upheaval. Featuring stirring writing and performances that are new or which reflect upon the present day, these are riveting stories about people caught up in situations beyond their control.

We have completed the festival brochure, press and outdoor advertising, and a series of posters for each of the individual festival shows. Illustrations for the project were completed by Michael Collin.

Greeting the teller with a cheery hello I got a less than enthusiastic reply back. Presenting her with the simplest of requests I handed across my bank details and some cheques and asked to deposit them.

“How much is it?” came the reply.

“Eh… I’m not really sure” I retorted before she uttered the class reply. Turning shaking her weary head at the wee work experience boy perched next to her she said

“Guess that means I need to add them up then”

The young chap was not phased. He handed her a calculator and said “Its ok, you don’t need to add them up. You can use this.”

She shook her head, took the calculator and the proceeded to add up.

I’m telling you, if the bank had promoted these business brains sooner then I’m thinking that the whole banking crisis could have been averted.