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Our client is an independent lighting design studio delivering exceptional quality local and international projects. They boast a diverse project portfolio designed in collaboration with some of the world’s most creative designers.
They are currently looking to recruit a Lighting Designer to work on a variety of high-end projects across a full range of market sectors that include workplaces, hospitality, galleries, transport and residential.
The location is flexible to suit the successful candidate and can be office, remote (UK based though) or a hybrid arrangement. Attendance on site and at meetings (both online and in-person) is envisaged as part of this role.
They might also consider recruiting a Graduate Lighting Designer to help strengthen the team. Brief details are provided below, please email us seperately if this of interest to you.
The typical work diet will include but not be limited to:
- Creative presentations
- Artificial and daylight lighting modelling
- 3D and 2D modelling including Revit / BIM
- Specification creation and report writing
- Technical appraisals
- Client / Stakeholders liaison and project management
Skills and Experience sought from the Lighting Designer:
- Knowledge of work programming and scheduling
- Experience on a range of lighting design projects
- Good communication skills (in both internal and external contexts)
- Competency with Microsoft Office, Mac, Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite and lighting calculation software such as Dialux Evo and AGi32, with personal development training available to enable and facilitate increased knowledge and expertise in these areas
Graduate Lighting Designer (Potential Opportunity):
This role will provide an introduction to lighting design as a creative discipline, with a focus on technical knowledge, an understanding of lighting principles, and familiarity with industry standards. You will gain hands-on experience in architectural consultancy, working on a range of exciting commercial, residential, hospitality, gallery and public realm projects. You should possess a degree or similar qualification in visual design, digital design or a related field along with a working knowledge of Adobe CS, particularly InDesign and Photoshop.
Salary will be in the range of £40k to £45k for an experienced designer and £25k to £30k for a recent graduate.
