Jon-Ross Le Haye is Tate's Senior Graphic Designer. He produces art and fashion printed matter – books, brochures and documents.

He studied at Brighton Technical College and Kingston University from 1999–2004 where his work focused on memory processes and the way graphic forms, photography, film and everyday objects affect the act of remembrance.

He went on to work at design studios including Johnson Banks, Smith & Milton, Adventis and Sterling Design.

This led to his appointment as the Whitechapel Gallery's first permanent designer in 2008 where he worked with Spin to re-brand the Gallery in 2009. In 2010 he was appointed Design Manager at the Gallery and re-branded The London Art Book Fair for 2011.

In August 2011 he was appointed Senior Graphic Designer at Tate and is currently overseeing campaign graphics and exhibition materials across all four Tate galleries.

He has collaborated with design studios including Why Not Associates, MadeThought, Holmes Wood and Rose; curator Claire Louise Staunton; photographer Kristel Raesaar; fashion designers Giles Deacon and Erdem; and numerous artists including Melanie Manchot, Andrea Büttner and Jake & Dinos Chapman.

He is currently creating a series of publications that deal with the ideas of personal memory made public and family records read as curated narratives.