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Job profile

• – Development and creation of design concepts for exhibitions
• – Creation of mood boards, color palettes, typography concepts, and visual guidelines
• – Design of exhibition graphics, wall wraps, wayfinding systems, and other graphic elements within the space
• – Development of structured style guides as a basis for implementation
• – Design and creation of compelling client presentations in Google Slides and Miro
• – Developing meaningful design concepts and providing clear rationale for your design decisions
• – Overseeing the implementation process through to production and ensuring the quality of the graphic outputs
• – Working closely with project management, storytelling, product design, and external service providers

You should bring

• – At least 5 years of professional experience in exhibition graphics
• – A keen eye for typography, layout, color, and visual composition
• – Experience in developing and implementing graphic design concepts through to production
• – Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud, Google Slides, and Miro
• – A structured, independent, and meticulous approach to work
• – Business-level proficiency in German and English

What matters to us

This is not an art direction role.
We are looking for an experienced graphic designer with strong design skills. You don’t need to reinvent every idea – rather, you will take existing concepts to a high creative standard, develop compelling variations and produce clean, detailed work.

During the interview, please show us projects in which your own creative contribution is clearly evident. Please also find out about Archimedes and tell us what you particularly like about our work – and where you see potential for further development.

General conditions

• – Parental leave replacement, fixed-term position for approximately 1.5 years
• – Approximately 30 hours per week
• – Start date: immediately or by agreement

Sounds good?

We look forward to receiving your detailed application, including your resume, portfolio/references, your earliest start date, and your salary expectations, with the subject line “Senior Graphic Designer.”

Let’s go!

Job profile

• – Developing and designing exhibits as part of a team for various clients (including museums, science centers, foundations, and political institutions)
• – Independently designing exhibits within the guidelines of an overarching design style guide
• – 3D design in Rhino 3D: quick sketches, detailed designs, and manufacturing proposals; creating production drawings; visualization
• – Designing exhibits for the real world: integrating ergonomics, user experience, and inclusivity
• – Developing ideas and concepts for exhibits and visualizing them quickly and clearly through sketches, mood boards, and rough drafts
• – Contributing to compelling client presentations (both in terms of content and visuals), particularly using collaborative tools such as Google Slides and Miro
• – Proactive coordination with the project team
• – Clear structuring of your own work in JIRA
• – Communication within the team in German and English

You should bring

• – Several years of professional experience in the relevant or comparable field
• – Strong conceptual and design skills
• – Creative, confident, and proficient use of Rhino 3D
• – Empathy for users’ needs and behaviors
• – Excellent sense of how exhibits fit into the context of space and scenography in interactive spatial experiences
• – Desirable: Experience in all phases of the project, from concept to production
• – Ability to convey complex ideas clearly and vividly (sketches, mood boards, rough drafts)
• – Structured and organized work style
• – Strong communication skills when interacting with clients and project stakeholders
• – Business-level proficiency in English and German

General conditions

• – Project-based work for 6+ months
• – Full-time: approx. 40 hours per week
• – Start date: immediately / to be arranged

Sounds good?

We look forward to receiving your detailed application, including your resume, portfolio/references, your earliest start date, and your salary expectations, with the subject line “Product and Exhibition Designer.”

Let’s go!