Retail CAD Designer: Store Layouts & VM

Khanewal; Karachi Division; On-site; PKR 558,000 - 893,000; Full time

Job summary

Chase Up in Karachi is seeking a CAD Designer to create precise 2D CAD drawings for retail stores and collaborate with Visual Merchandising to translate concepts into execution-ready drawings.

You will develop layouts for store fixtures, signage, and promotional setups, maintaining updated design records and supporting openings, renovations, and VM projects. Experience in retail design is preferred.

Qualifications

• Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Interior Design, Design, or a related field.

Responsibilities

• Prepare accurate 2D CAD drawings, layouts, elevations, and detailed drawings for retail stores.
• Develop store layouts, display areas, fixtures, counters, signage, and promotional setups with VM team.
• Convert VM concepts and design briefs into technical drawings for execution.
• Prepare drawings for seasonal campaigns, promotional displays, window displays, and in-store branding.
• Coordinate with Visual Merchandising, Projects, Marketing, and Store Operations teams.
• Revise drawings according to site measurements, operational requirements, and management feedback.
• Maintain updated records and versions of store drawings and design files.
• Support new store openings, renovations, and VM implementations through technical drawings.
• Ensure designs meet brand standards, space utilization, customer flow, and practical execution requirements.

Skills

CAD designing

Education

Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Interior Design, Design, or a related field

Job description

Chase Up in Karachi is seeking a CAD Designer to create precise 2D CAD drawings for retail stores and collaborate with Visual Merchandising to translate concepts into execution-ready drawings.

You will develop layouts for store fixtures, signage, and promotional setups, maintaining updated design records and supporting openings, renovations, and VM projects. Experience in retail design is preferred.