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2+1 CONCEPTS is seeking a Designer to transform briefs into compelling live event visuals. You will shape branding for Sprint Fest Singapore and corporate projects, guiding concepts through to on-site delivery.
You’ll manage timelines, budgets, and client conversations, bringing print and digital outputs to life and ensuring cohesive branding across venues and materials.
We're looking for a Designer who can turn a blank brief into something people stop scrolling for. At 2+1 Concepts, you'll be actively shaping the visual identity of live events, from motorsport activations like Sprint Fest Singapore to corporate engagements and community programmes — then seeing those ideas through from proposal to on-site delivery. If you get a kick out of watching your design come to life on-site, and don't mind carrying it through timelines, budgets, and client conversations along the way, this role is built for you.
Develop creative concepts and design assets for events, including event branding, collaterals, and multimedia/interactive elements
Prepare quotations and proposals incorporating both design and marketing deliverables
Liaise with external clients, partners, vendors, and team members on project and marketing requirements
Attend client meetings and site visits to align on design direction and promotional needs
Oversee pre- and post-production of event designs, including managing external designers/vendors where needed
Manage event photography/videography coverage and post-event content (recap videos, highlight reels, testimonials)
Support project execution on-site at events, including capturing content for marketing use
Monitor project timelines, ensuring quality standards and brand consistency are met
A portfolio that shows your work process — not just pretty graphics, but the process of how you thought through a concept and carried it across formats.
Solid grip on design fundamentals: typography, colour, layout, composition — the elements that separate "looks fine" from "looks intentional."
Working proficiency in Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign at minimum; After Effects and Premiere Pro experience is a strong plus.
Comfort working in both print and digital production — you understand bleed, resolution, file specs, and what affects a design when translating from screen to physical space.
An eye for spatial/3D visualization — you can look at a floor plan or venue and picture how signage, backdrops, or booths will actually sit in that space.
Some grasp of production and fabrication realities — print methods, materials, mounting — so what you design is something that can actually be built, not just rendered.
Cost-awareness — you understand how material and format choices affect budget, not just how they look.
Time management that holds up under real deadline pressure — events don't move their dates for you.
On-site problem-solving — when a build doesn't go to plan, you adapt rather than freeze.
A collaborative streak: you take feedback well, communicate clearly with non-designers, and don't disappear into your own workflow.
A genuine pull toward live, physical events — you'd rather see your work standing in a venue than just posted online.
A sense of ownership and pride over your own work.
Diploma/Degree in Marketing, Communications, Design, Multimedia, or a related field (good to have)
1–3 years of experience in marketing, content, or a fast-paced creative/agency environment (good to have)