Creative Designer
Basic salary up to $4,500 + performance bonus
Monday to Friday, 9am – 6pm
Workplace:Â Paya Lebar
Opportunity to work on large-scale, high-impact experiential projects that shape real-world environments and brand experiences
What You’ll Do
This role is for a designer who thinks beyond visuals—someone who builds worlds, not just layouts.
Conceptualise and develop compelling creative directions, thematic storytelling, key visuals, graphics, and spatial design solutions for events, exhibitions, retail activations, festive campaigns, and experiential projects
Research market trends, materials, audience behaviour, and brand positioning to inform strong and relevant creative ideation
Create high-quality 3D visualisations, renderings, mood boards, and presentation decks using Autodesk software and Adobe Creative Suite
Design immersive spatial experiences that elevate engagement, interaction, and brand storytelling
Collaborate closely with Creative Directors, project teams, sales, production, and external vendors to ensure creative intent is fully realised within practical constraints
Develop production-ready drawings, print-ready artwork, and digital assets for fabrication and execution
Ensure all outputs remain consistent with brand guidelines, visual identity systems, and campaign messaging
Review design, materials, and production outputs to maintain accuracy, quality, and execution standards
Manage multiple projects simultaneously with strong organisation, time management, and deadline discipline
Maintain structured documentation and organised archiving of all creative assets and project files
Actively contribute to brainstorming sessions and creative development discussions to push ideas further
What You Bring
Strong proficiency in 3D visualisation using Autodesk tools (including Navisworks)
Skilled in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, etc.)
Strong conceptual thinking with the ability to translate ideas into buildable spatial designs
Ability to balance creativity with practicality, timelines, and execution constraints
