Early careers Portfolio review: CREATIVE PLACEMENT at Anomaly UK Limited

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Anomaly UK Limited · London

Employer on register 23 October 2026

From the advert

Anomaly Early Careers Portfolio Review: CREATIVE TEAM

About us

Anomaly is defined by progressive, diverse thinkers looking for something different from the industry ‘status quo’. People with different backgrounds, skills and perspectives who want to solve business problems, not just ‘made ads’. Our commitment to DE&I makes us more innovative, more connected, and helps us embrace the broadest definition of creativity.

Portfolio review

A portfolio is a collection of work that tells your story, showcases your rationale, scope, context and design process. Ultimately this is your chance to highlight your personality, skills and ideas.

What we look for

Here at Anomaly we’re always on the lookout for creatives to help mix things up and make work that stands out. What we look out for:

Innovation

Curiosity

Entrepreneurial ideas

Ambitions

Application requirements

Reside/have the right to work in the UKL

Less than a year creative work experience

Aged 18 and over

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Summary

Early careers Portfolio review: CREATIVE PLACEMENT at Anomaly UK Limited in London. Anomaly UK Limited is listed on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors (23 October 2026). Read the full job advert and apply on the employer's or job board's site. A sponsor licence means the employer is on the Home Office register. It does not mean this role is sponsored. Check with the employer. This is not immigration advice.

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A sponsor licence means the employer is on the Home Office register. It does not mean this role is sponsored. Check with the employer. This is not immigration advice.

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