3D Exhibition Designer​/Project Manager

Please note, this role is fulltime on site in Pirbright, Surrey

Fridays are a half day! (see below for more details)

My client is a group of award-winning designers specialising in global exhibition design. Highly skilled in conceptual, architectural, graphic and multimedia disciplines; they make it their business to keep abreast of the latest technologies, styles, and trends to ensure they keep their clients ahead of the competition.

My client are looking for an ambitious and innovative 3D Exhibition Designer/Project Manager to join their busy multi-disciplinary design studio.

The ideal candidate should have a limitless imagination and real creative flair with a passion for their designs. You will need to stand out from the crowd to create powerful immersive brand experiences. Their agency is committed to creative, strategic and execution excellence that resonates with both their clients and their audiences.

You will be a highly creative and conceptual designer, and be confident managing your own projects from initial concepts through to high quality 3D visuals and complete project management. You will be able to time manage efficiently and are comfortable working to deadlines in a fast-paced studio. The ideal candidate will be able to hit the ground running, working efficiently within a group or as an individual.

The successful candidate will possess the following skills and experience:

Experience in the Events and Exhibitions market

Strong conceptual designer

Project management desirable

Impeccable time management

Excellent interpersonal and communication skills

Knowledge and experience in 3D Studio Max, Vray and Vectorworks (or Autocad) is essential, and a smattering of Photoshop and Illustrator

If you think you meet their requirements and would like to join their team they can offer an opportunity to work for a growing company with a competitive salary, according to experience;
Salary band £25k to £35k.

Half day Fridays, but please note that if business demands, then this is not added back as half a day in lieu. Also, if the week has a Bank Holiday on the Monday, they work the full Friday