3D Visualiser - Interior Design

Department: Interior Design

Position: 3D Visualiser

Job Type: Regular

Job Status: Full Time

Reports To: Design Manager

KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITES:

Work closely with the Interior Design team for the preparation of 3D visualisation.

Understand the concepts and initial design intent, and apply this into a graphic representation

Read and accurately interpret architectural illustrations, 2D CAD files, or other 3D modeling data, as specified within projects and realizing those designs as compelling imagery

Efficient modeling and converting of data sets from CAD or other 3D modeling packages

Prepare 3D white model with preliminary cameras and lighting setup

Setup the realistic materials

Produce 3D visual images for interior architectural design presentations on a variety of project types including hotel, restaurant, residential and commercial interiors

Make the alterative changes based on designers’ reviews and comments

Post render work in Photoshop for final adjustments, compositing, finishing, and retouching

Development of a software library suitable for interior rendering needs and applications

TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS

The minimum qualifications for this role are:

Minimum of 5 (five) years of experience

Bachelors degree in 3D Design / Graphic Design

Technical Diploma from a recognized and accredited Institution.

A graphic background or similar certification/training would be desirable.

Must be an expert in use of software: 3Ds Max / Maya / Vray / AutoCAD / E-on Vue, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and any other graphic or rendering software. It is also required to have a working knowledge of other software and CAD packages related to the function.

Must be fully conversant in using and creating modeling from architectural plans, sketches, and elevations, and have knowledge of related visualisation and photorealistic rendering techniques.

All candidates must submit their portfolio of recently completed Interior Renders.

To Apply: Email CV and Portfolio to info@mirabellointeriors.com

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