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Good to Great is a multidisciplinary marketing agency seeking a Junior 3D Artist / Spatial Design Executive to take briefs and turn them into convincing 3D visuals and spatial concepts. You will own the 3D and spatial side of events, pop-ups, retail displays, signage, and campaign visuals from concept to production-ready files.
This is a 3-month contract, renewable based on performance and fit with the team.
Good to Great is amultidisciplinary marketing agency that excels by finding the ideal equilibriumbetween creativity and pragmatism. We're fuelled by a relentless desire to helpbrands become better, stronger, and more impactful in their markets. The coreof Good to Great is growth - we care deeply about helping our clients bebetter.
As a new and growing agency, our culture values collaboration and continuous learning. Besides offering talents with plenty of autonomy and room to progress in their skills and career, we adopt flexible work arrangements so that individuals can manage their work and personal responsibilities more effectively.
The 3D Artist / Spatial Design Executive (Junior) we are looking for is someone who can take a brief and turn it into convincing 3D visuals and workable spatial designs. You'll own the 3D and spatial side of projects such as event booths, pop-ups, retail and product displays, signage and campaign visuals, from first concept to production-ready files.
This is a 3-month contract, renewable based on your performance and fit with the team. It suits early-career designers with 0-2 years of experience who want more ownership and client exposure.
Diploma or degree in Spatial Design, Interior Design, Exhibition Design, Product Design, 3D/Digital Art, Architecture or a related field.
1-2 years in spatial, exhibition, event, retail or interior design. Relevant internships count, and fresh graduates with a strong portfolio are welcome to apply. how completed or realised 3D and spatial projects. Include before-and-after, render-to-build examples if you have them.