Digital Design Manager
Williams Racing
Digital Design Manager
Williams Racing
Formula One racing team and constructor
Most digital design manager roles ask you to maintain what’s already been built. This one asks you to raise it. Williams F1 Team is in the middle of a serious brand evolution, and digital is the primary surface where fans, partners and the wider world experience it. The website, the app, the campaigns around the season’s biggest moments — these are where the brand lives in real time, and right now they have room to be significantly better. You’ll lead the digital creative output, owning the quality and direction of everything we put into the world across our owned digital channels. You’ll sit at the intersection of creative, social and brand — working directly with the Head of Creative, Head of Social and Head of Brand to make sure the digital work is integrated, consistent and genuinely excellent. This is a leadership role that carries real creative accountability, not just a coordination function. If you’re a senior designer ready to step up and run something, or a design manager who wants to do the best work of your career inside a genuinely iconic sport, this is the role.
Lead the Digital Creative
Integrate Across Creative, Social and Brand
Drive Performance and Fan Growth
Build and Develop the Team
Evolve the Digital Design System
Atlassian Williams F1 Team is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion. We are happy to discuss reasonable job adjustments.
Salary - Max (£00,000): 80000
Formula One racing team and constructor
Williams Racing is a Formula One racing team based in Grove, England, with a long history dating back to 1977. It designs, builds, and races its own Formula One cars, conducting car development, aerodynamics work, and race operations to compete on the world stage. Unlike many rivals, Williams built a strong track record as an independent constructor, winning nine Constructors’ Championships between 1980 and 1997 and later listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in 2011 before being sold to private equity Dorilton Capital in 2020. The team differentiates itself through its engineering heritage, a history of independent ownership, and a commitment to steady investment intended to restore on-track performance. Williams’ goal is to return to the front of the grid and win races and championships while maintaining long-term stability and competitiveness even in a budget-conscious era.
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