Senior Graphic Designer

CGI and visualisation Produce high-quality renders, aerial views, eye-level perspectives, axonometric diagrams and planting visualisations for milestone submissions from Concept through Detailed Design. Build and refine 3D scenes from Revit LA, Civil 3D, SketchUp or Rhino models, working with BIM Coordinators so that visuals stay consistent with the current design. Represent planting accurately: species, canopy form, seasonal condition and growth stage, including maturity sequences where the client needs to see how a scheme establishes over time. Produce animations, fly-throughs and real-time walkthroughs for client workshops and bid interviews. Carry out post-production to a consistent finish, including entourage, atmosphere, lighting and colour grading appropriate to the Gulf climate. Graphic design and presentation Translate design concepts into clear visual narratives for client presentations, design reviews and workshops. Design and typeset milestone reports, masterplan documents, design statements and presentation decks in InDesign and PowerPoint. Produce rendered plans, sections, planting palettes, material boards, and sustainability and water-strategy diagrams. Develop and maintain project graphic standards: colour palettes, drawing conventions, symbology and presentation templates. Maintain organised image, texture, vegetation and entourage libraries with consistent naming and version control. Bids, awards and business development Support Design Managers and the bids team with proposal graphics, cover and divider design, project-experience sheets and capability material. Prepare competition boards and award-entry visuals, and write photography briefs for completed projects. Turn around bid-critical visuals to tight deadlines without dropping below the department's quality bar. Quality, standards and brand Review and redline graphic and CGI outputs from junior designers, giving structured and specific feedback. Check all client-facing visuals against approved templates and Omrania by Egis brand guidelines before issue. Balance creative quality with technical accuracy, so that visuals never promise a design the drawings do not support.

Degree in graphic design, visual communication, architecture, landscape architecture or a related discipline, or equivalent professional experience. 10+ years producing visualisation and graphic design for landscape, architecture, urban design or masterplanning practices. A portfolio showing both photorealistic CGI and editorial layout work, with landscape or public realm projects clearly represented. Expert command of at least one production renderer and one real-time engine, plus the full Adobe Creative Suite. Strong understanding of design drawings and 3D models, sufficient to work directly from design team files. Proven ability to deliver to competition and bid deadlines while managing several projects at once. Experience reviewing and improving the work of others.

Produce high-quality renders, aerial views, eye-level perspectives, axonometric diagrams and planting visualisations for milestone submissions from Concept through Detailed Design. Build and refine 3D scenes from Revit LA, Civil 3D, SketchUp or Rhino models, working with BIM Coordinators so that visuals stay consistent with the current design. Represent planting accurately: species, canopy form, seasonal condition and growth stage, including maturity sequences where the client needs to see how a scheme establishes over time. Produce animations, fly-throughs and real-time walkthroughs for client workshops and bid interviews. Carry out post-production to a consistent finish, including entourage, atmosphere, lighting and colour grading appropriate to the Gulf climate. Graphic design and presentation Translate design concepts into clear visual narratives for client presentations, design reviews and workshops. Design and typeset milestone reports, masterplan documents, design statements and presentation decks in InDesign and PowerPoint. Produce rendered plans, sections, planting palettes, material boards, and sustainability and water-strategy diagrams. Develop and maintain project graphic standards: colour palettes, drawing conventions, symbology and presentation templates. Maintain organised image, texture, vegetation and entourage libraries with consistent naming and version control. Bids, awards and business development Support Design Managers and the bids team with proposal graphics, cover and divider design, project-experience sheets and capability material. Prepare competition boards and award-entry visuals, and write photography briefs for completed projects. Turn around bid-critical visuals to tight deadlines without dropping below the department's quality bar. Quality, standards and brand Review and redline graphic and CGI outputs from junior designers, giving structured and specific feedback. Check all client-facing visuals against approved templates and Omrania by Egis brand guidelines before issue. Balance creative quality with technical accuracy, so that visuals never promise a design the drawings do not support.