Associate Director, 3D Design

Job Description:

  • Work simultaneously on multiple projects based on current client workload throughout entire design process from initial concept development through final execution.
  • Create and oversee materials for client campaigns. Liaising with third party vendors as required, and ensuring a default level of professionalism to all output.
  • Collaborate on creative and production timelines to incorporate 3D design deliverables within the overall project timeline.
  • Present work internally to team, and substantiate creative decisions, and take feedback and amends in good spirits.
  • Typical work includes, but is not limited to, iterative concept studies, schematic spatial layouts, 3D renderings, detailed production drawings and elevations, material studies and specifications, design presentation and digital assets.
  • Must be a team player with drive, dedication and a positive attitude, and an ability to brainstorm, collaborate and take creative direction, working in a fast paced environment.
  • Stay abreast of the latest design trends, technologies, and software to enhance design capabilities.

Requirements:

  • 8+ years of environmental, exhibit, installation design agency experience in the Experiential Sector
  • A portfolio that demonstrates a competent ability to create fresh, evocative, and engaging environments by example of sketches, fully rendered 3D models, and detailed production drawings.
  • Adaptive design eye and skill
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Ability to absorb and apply constructive criticism from peers and clients
  • Ability to translate feedback from senior creatives into finished designs and collateral.
  • Ensure files for production are properly built and work with specified parameters on a per project basis.
  • Must be detail-oriented, well organized and able to thrive in a deadline-driven environment.

Benefits:

  • bonuses
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