3D Visualiser Jobs

Check out our latest blog post ‘New Pantone Colour for 2024 - The Psychology of Colour in Interior Design’. Colour plays a powerful role in interior design, evoking emotions and setting the mood for a space. Understanding the psychology of colour can help you make informed decisions when it comes to selecting the right hues for your home. When it comes to Pantone Colour 2024 Interior Peach Fuzz, it is important to consider the impact it can have on your overall interior design scheme.

Peach Fuzz is a warm and inviting colour that has the ability to create a sense of comfort and tranquillity. The softness of peach combined with the subtle tan undertones makes this shade perfect for creating a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. It is a colour that can make a room feel intimate and inviting, perfect for spaces where you want to relax and unwind. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/new-pantone-colour-for-2024.

New Pantone Colour for 2024 Peach Fuzz PANTONE 13-1023  The Psychology of Colour in Interior Design Colour plays a powerful role in interior design, evoking emotions and setting the mood for a space. Understanding the psychology of colour can help you make informed decisions when it comes to selecting the right hues for your...

Project Manager, London, to £45k, V04169. Our client creates diverse projects, spanning from one-of-a-kind art pieces to a substantial number of bespoke furniture items and decorative panelling for larger projects. As a Project Manager, you will play a pivotal role in bringing these unique and varied projects to life. Managing multiple projects concurrently, including high-profile superyachts and international residential developments, you will bring your exceptional organisational, project management, and creative skills to ensure the successful delivery of each unique project.

Key Responsibilities include to: Collaborate with directors and the design team to identify project requirements, delivery timelines and costs; Develop detailed project schedules and budgets, adapting them based on changing needs and requirements; Identify and assign project tasks, overseeing day-to-day project management; Liaise with technical draftsmen to ensure manufacturing drawings align with design intent, are on time, and within budget; Check and issue manufacturing drawings for production, assisting with 3D models when necessary; Manage logistics in the UK and internationally, sourcing new suppliers and materials; Coordinate and oversee installations on superyachts or residential sites.

With strong organisational, project management and people skills you’ll have proficiency in 3D modelling and rendering software, including Rhino as well as Adobe CS, AutoCAD and Excel skills. Excellent presentation skills with meticulous attention to detail plus a passion for creativity and commitment to utmost quality will be needed. You’ll possess experience in furniture, interiors, or the superyacht sectors and have an understanding of various production methods, including traditional cabinetmaking and composite construction.

Salary is £40,000 to £45,000 DOE plus pension, travel expenses and 25 days’ holiday (plus bank holidays). Please call Pippa Baker on 01920 486125 for further details, or simply forward your CV / portfolio to [email protected]. You can also apply via our website www.careersindesign.com/design-jobs/1432.

Project Manager in London Our client creates diverse projects, spanning from one-of-a-kind art pieces to a substantial number of bespoke furniture items and decorative panelling for larger projects. As a Project Manager, you will play a pivotal role in bringing these unique and varied projects to life. Managing multiple proj...

Check out our latest blog post ‘Mastering the Art of Time Management’. Time Management isn't just about ticking off tasks on a checklist; it's about maximising productivity and minimising stress. In an era where every minute counts, being able to prioritise and allocate time effectively can be the defining factor between landing your ideal design role or missing out on opportunities.

Our expertise in understanding what employers look for in candidates has led us to create this essential guide that looks into practical techniques and strategies tailored specifically for designers seeking employment. So, if you're ready to take control of your time and elevate your job search game, join us as we explore the importance of mastering the art of time management when embarking on your next job hunt. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/mastering-the-art-of-time-management.

Mastering the Art of Time Management Time Management isn't just about ticking off tasks on a checklist; it's about maximising productivity and minimising stress. In an era where every minute counts, being able to prioritise and allocate time effectively can be the defining factor between landing your ideal design role or missing out on...

Check out our latest blog post ‘Mentorship and Career Guidance’. Are you feeling lost in your career journey, unsure of which direction to take next? Imagine having a seasoned professional by your side, offering wisdom, support, and guidance as you navigate the twists and turns of the professional world.

Mentorship has long been heralded as a crucial element in achieving success, yet many individuals overlook its profound impact on career development. In this blog, we will explore the transformative benefits of having a mentor and provide practical strategies for finding one who can help illuminate your path to success. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/mentorship-and-career-guidance.

Mentorship and Career Guidance Are you feeling lost in your career journey, unsure of which direction to take next? Imagine having a seasoned professional by your side, offering wisdom, support, and guidance as you navigate the twists and turns of the professional world. Mentorship has long been heralded as a crucial element in a...

Check out our recent blog post ‘Transforming Public Spaces with Accessible Design’. Have you ever stopped to consider how an environment can shape our experiences? From grand museums to bustling shopping centres, every space has its own unique vibe that influences how we interact with it. Yet, in many instances, accessibility for people with disabilities is overlooked or compromised.

In our research for this blog we've looked at the significance of accessible interior design and shed some light on why ensuring equal access for all should be a top priority for public buildings. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/transforming-public-spaces-with-accessible-design.

Transforming Public Spaces with Accessible Design Have you ever stopped to consider how an environment can shape our experiences? From grand museums to bustling shopping centres, every space has its own unique vibe that influences how we interact with it. Yet, in many instances, accessibility for people with disabilities is overlooked or compromise...

Check out our latest blog post ‘The Latest Lighting Design Trends and Products’. Let's delve into the world of lighting design trends and products for 2023. Whether you crave a touch of drama or prefer a more eco-conscious approach, this blog looks at the array of exciting options to suit every taste.

Discover how lighting can go beyond mere functionality and become a key element in enhancing the ambiance, aesthetics, and overall interior design of each room. We look at Statement Lights, Nostalgic Lighting, Zone Lighting, Sustainability and the diverse and exciting designs opportunities that different types of lighting can provide. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/the-latest-lighting-design-trends-and-products.

The Latest Lighting Design Trends and Products Let's delve into the world of lighting design trends and products for 2023. Whether you crave a touch of drama or prefer a more eco-conscious approach, this blog looks at the array of exciting options to suit every taste. Discover how lighting can go beyond mere functionality and become a key elemen...

Furniture Designer, Wiltshire, to £35k, V04145. Our client is an award-winning, growing company with craft at the core of their designs. Each kitchen is hand-made to order using traditional joinery techniques and the finest materials, ensuring it is built to last a lifetime. They have created a new role with the potential for the position to develop into so much more for the right person. The role has a lot more involvement in the finer details of furniture manufacture, procurement and installation than the typical kitchen technical designer would be exposed to.

Your work will involve: Using AutoCAD for technical drawings and design work; Facilitating the development of sign-off, setting out, procurement and production of furniture, including cabinetry, metal elements, stone elements and other custom materials and features; Mechanical and electrical drawings and installation drawings to aid site trades; Liaising with the design team and project managers; Working with private clients, architects, developers and interior designers; Occasional travel mostly to the showroom / studio in London and often to project sites, in order to attend meetings and to carry out site surveys and checks.

With ideally 3+ years’ relevant work experience and a good understanding of high-end custom furniture you’ll be fluent in 2D AutoCAD. Experience in 3D work and 3D visualisation is a bonus but not essential. You’ll need to be a proactive person with a 'self-starter' attitude as well as having your own car and driving licence.

Salary is £28k to £35k DOE + Pension. Please contact Pippa Baker on 01920 486125 for further details, or simply forward your application and CV / portfolio to [email protected]. You can also apply via our website www.careersindesign.com/design-jobs/1408.

Furniture Designer in Wiltshire Our client is an award-winning, growing company with craft at the core of their designs. Each kitchen is hand-made to order using traditional joinery techniques and the finest materials, ensuring it is built to last a lifetime.   They have created a new role with the potential for the position to d...

Check out our latest blog post “Creative Ways to Showcase Your Design Projects Using Photography and Software”. In the world of design, visual storytelling has become an essential tool for capturing the attention of audiences and conveying a message effectively. By combining the power of photography and software, designers can create compelling narratives that showcase their projects in a unique and captivating way.

Visual storytelling allows designers to evoke emotions, communicate ideas, and engage viewers on a deeper level. It goes beyond simply displaying a design project; it tells a story that resonates with the audience. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/creative-ways-to-showcase-your-design-projects-using-photography-and-software.

Creative Ways to Showcase Your Design Projects Using Photography and Software The Power of Visual Storytelling in Design Projects In the world of design, visual storytelling has become an essential tool for capturing the attention of audiences and conveying a message effectively. By combining the power of photography and software, designers can create compelling narratives th...

Check out our latest blog post “The First Camera and Its Inventor”. Photography has become an integral part of our lives, allowing us to capture and preserve precious moments for eternity. But have you ever wondered where it all began? The fascinating journey of photography traces back to the invention of the first camera. In this blog we are delving into the origins of photography and exploring the remarkable story behind the creation of the first camera.

The invention / birth of the camera can be attributed to a brilliant inventor named Joseph Nicéphore Niépce. In the early 19th century, Niépce successfully captured the first permanent photograph using a device he called the "heliograph". Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/unveiling-the-origins-the-first-camera-and-its-inventor.

Unveiling the Origins: The First Camera and Its Inventor Photography has become an integral part of our lives, allowing us to capture and preserve precious moments for eternity. But have you ever wondered where it all began? The fascinating journey of photography traces back to the invention of the first camera. In this blog we are delving into the origin...

CAD Designer, Derbyshire, to £30k, V04137. Our client are award-winning makers of bespoke high-end furniture and architectural joinery for residential projects. They are currently looking for a CAD Designer to work in the design office near their manufacturing workshop which embraces the values of traditional craftsmanship, alongside high-tech machinery. This is a full-time role, 40 hours per week and they are also interested to hear from more experienced candidates.

You will be working closely with the Sales Kuka de Carvalhosigners, Project Manager and CAD Manager to produce full working technical drawings for the manufacturing team. This will also include producing services drawings for sites, specifying technical elements (hinges, slides, covers, etc.) as well as the manufacturing drawings, assembly sheets, cut lists and CNC programmes.

With a sound knowledge of CAD software, preferably Cabinet Vision, you’ll have knowledge gained within the furniture, kitchen or joinery industries. Detail-oriented and able to produce technical drawings, you’ll be a team player, able to multi-task with good communication skills. They are also open to hearing from more experienced candidates.

Salary is £24,000 to £30,000 DOE + Company Pension, Cycle to Work scheme, Private Dental / Medical Insurance and Company Events. If this job opening sounds of interest, please contact Pippa Baker on 01920 486125 for further details, or simply forward your CV / portfolio to [email protected]. You can also apply via our website www.careersindesign.com/design-jobs/1400.

CAD Designer in Derbyshire Our client are award-winning makers of bespoke high-end furniture and architectural joinery for residential projects.   They are currently looking for a CAD Designer to work in the design office near their manufacturing workshop which embraces the values of traditional craftsmanship, alongside high...

Check out our latest blog post “How to Control Your Anxiety During an Interview”. Whether you are having an in-person, remote or telephone job interview they are stressful experiences, even for the most experienced professionals. The pressure to make a good impression, answer questions correctly and demonstrate your skills and experience can lead to anxiety and stress that can negatively impact your performance.

However, with the right mindset and preparation, you can easily control your nerves and ace your interview. In this article, we'll explore some simple but effective techniques to help you manage anxiety during an interview, so you can present yourself with confidence and composure. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/dont-let-nerves-get-in-the-way-how-to-control-your-anxiety-during-an-interview.

Design Recruitment Blog Don't Let Nerves Get in the Way: How to Control Your Anxiety During an Interview Posted on 11 May, 2023 Whether you are having an in-person, remote or telephone job interview they are stressful experiences, even for the most experienced professionals. The pressure to make a good impression, answer q...

Check out our latest blog post “To Panel or Not to Panel.” Panelling is an interior design technique whereby rigid panels – often wooden, though other materials have gone in and out of fashion – are installed on the interior (and sometimes exterior) walls of a property. The technique achieved its greatest popularity in the 16th and 17th centuries, when it was applied to the homes of the rich and influential. Back then, it served as a form of crude insulation, preventing the chill from bare stone walls from leaching into the room.

These days, it is more likely to be applied for decorative effect, which also explains the growth in faux panelling for interior design work. In this article, we’re chatting about both ‘real’ panelling and faux panelling and taking a look at some of the advantages in both of them. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/to-panel-or-not-to-panel.

Design Recruitment Blog To Panel or Not to Panel Posted on 25 Apr, 2023 Panelling is an interior design technique whereby rigid panels – often wooden, though other materials have gone in and out of fashion – are installed on the interior (and sometimes exterior) walls of a property. The technique achieved its greatest ...

Check out our latest blog post, “The Benefits of Design Placements and Internships.” If you’re looking for a design job in the UK or abroad, it’s essential that you have a rich and varied CV to back up your application. Whilst prospective employers are always on the lookout for good grades and relevant qualifications, one of the best ways to impress is by undergoing a design placement or internship with a company, either as a gap year or as part of your course.

During lockdown these were very hard to find and were often remote internships which were not ideal. Now companies are open to bringing young designers onsite although competition is fierce to find these opportunities. In this article, we’re going to discuss the many benefits of design placements and internships, why you try your best to find one and how they can help you stand out from the crowd of other applicants. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/the-benefits-of-design-placements-and-internships.

Design Recruitment Blog The Benefits of Design Placements and Internships Posted on 18 Apr, 2023 If you’re looking for a design job in the UK or abroad, it’s essential that you have a rich and varied CV to back up your application. Whilst prospective employers are always on the look out for good grades and relevant qua...

Check out our latest blog post “How Brexit has Affected the Design Industry”. Can you believe it? It's now more than three years since Brexit, when the UK formally stopped being a member state of the European Union, and over two years since the end of the transition period and the signing of a trade deal between the two states.

So much has happened since then! Brexit has meant a complete overhaul of business practices and conventions that most companies in the UK had been used to dealing with over the 40+ years we had been a member. No industry has been unaffected by the process (though some have suffered worse than others) and the design sector is no different. In this article, we look at some key areas in which Brexit and the subsequent changes in legislation have affected our industry. Read more here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/how-brexit-has-affected-the-design-industry.

Design Recruitment Blog How Brexit has Affected the Design Industry Posted on 30 Mar, 2023 Can you believe it? It's now more than three years since Brexit, when the UK formally stopped being a member state of the European Union, and over two years since the end of the transition period and the signing of a trade deal betwe...

Please take a look at our latest blog post “Wallpaper Trends and Fashions Over the Years and What Lies Ahead”. Like any aspect of interior design, wallpaper has gone through a variety of trends and fashions over the last fifty years. With wallpaper being such an integral part of many British homes and intended to last a good few years at least, how its design changes over time can tell us a lot about the direction society was taking.

In this article, we wanted to look back at some of the major themes in wallpaper designs of the last half-century, and then look forward to what we can expect in 2023. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/wallpaper-trends-and-fashions-over-the-years-and-what-lies-ahead.

Design Recruitment Blog Wallpaper Trends and Fashions Over the Years and What Lies Ahead Posted on 13 Mar, 2023 Like any aspect of interior design, wallpaper has gone through a variety of trends and fashions over the last fifty years. With wallpaper being such an integral part of many British homes and intended to last a g...

Technical Designer, Northamptonshire, to £35k, V04115. Our client is a forward thinking creative technical design consultancy working within the retail, leisure and hospitality industries. They offer a full range of services from conceptual design, through to technical design ready for manufacture and installation. They currently have an opening for a Technical Designer to join their growing team and become an integral part of their business development. They are open to either on-site or hybrid working. You’ll be working in an office with great facilities, a super-supportive team atmosphere and there is considerable scope for personal and professional development.

Responsibilities include: Developing drawings from concept sketches to support new business projects; Producing drawings, specifications and BOMs for manufacture of prototypes and production rollouts; Working within strict time parameters in keeping with the demands of retail customers; Involvement with the Design Manager at briefing stage to understand and agree brief and expedite the project management responsibilities from a development perspective; Creating credible renders using KeyShot or 3DS Max; Creating presentations and brand documents with use of Adobe Suite; Supporting the Project Manager on supplier briefs, test builds and equipment installations where necessary.

With 2 to 4 years’ experience of technical design within the retail display or shop fitting industry you’ll have a good appreciation of the relevant manufacturing processes and materials to include metal joinery. A detail-oriented self-starter you’’ll need good interpersonal and time-management skills as well as being fluent in Inventor or SolidWorks and ideally AutoCAD. Strong IT skills, numeracy and an analytical ability with a knowledge of other design tools such as Illustrator, Photoshop and Revit are also asked for.

Salary is £28,000 to £35,000 DOE + Pension and on-site Parking. Please contact Pippa Baker on 01920 486125 for further details, or simply forward your application and CV / portfolio to [email protected]. You can also apply via our website www.careersindesign.com/design-jobs/1379.
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Technical Designer in Northamptonshire Our client is a forward thinking creative technical design consultancy working within the retail, leisure and hospitality industries. They offer a full range of services from conceptual design, through to technical design ready for manufacture and installation.   They currently have an opening for ...

Check out our latest blog post. ‘How to Respond to Counter Offers in 2023’. The first couple of months of the year are a popular time for people to move on to new opportunities in their career. Many take the time over Christmas to appraise their lives and whether or not their current workplace is offering creative and financial satisfaction. They see a new year as a new page in their own personal story and the ideal time to search for a higher-paying position at another firm. Last year, we talked about handing in your notice and, in particular, what you should do if your current employer makes a counter-offer once you hand in your notice.

If anything, the topic is even more relevant in 2023 than it was in 2022. With the cost-of-living crisis, striking public sector workers, and a greater awareness of employee worth, companies are loathed to lose experienced and talented staff, so making counter-offers is now much more tempting for them. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/how-to-respond-to-counter-offers-in-2023.

Design Recruitment Blog How to Respond to Counter Offers in 2023 Posted on 27 Feb, 2023 The first couple of months of the year are a popular time for people to move on to new opportunities in their career. Many take the time over Christmas to appraise their lives and whether or not their current workplace is offering creat...