Piuarch is looking for a Graphic Designer passionate about architecture and design to join its studio in Milan. The ideal candidate is a highly creative and design-driven professional with 5+ years of experience , able to contribute independently and proactively to the creative process within the team. The resource will collaborate closely with the architectural team, working alongside the studio's partners, project leaders and the graphic design leader.
Education in the field of architecture/design with a degree from Politecnico di Milano University
Excellent command of the Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign), with strong proficiency in Premiere Pro and After Effects
Proven experience in developing corporate communication materials and high-quality visual presentations
Strong ability to translate concepts and ideas into clear, effective and innovative visual solutions
Excellent planning, organisational and self-management skills
Strong attitude towards teamwork and collaboration within multidisciplinary environments
Professional experience within leading architecture and design practices
Strong understanding of visual storytelling, editorial design and image development
Experience in creating infographics, diagrams and conceptual maps for complex architectural projects
Advanced English language skills
Candidates may send a covering letter, indicating their availability and possible starting date, CV and a portfolio (max 10MB) using “ Graphic Designer Application - SEPTEMBER ” as subject, to
[email protected] questions or queries may be addressed to the same email.
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Piuarch è alla ricerca di un/una Graphic Designer appassionato/a di architettura e design da inserire nel proprio studio di Milano. Il candidato ideale è un professionista creativo, con resistente sensibilità progettuale e 5+ anni di esperienza , in grado di contri
📌 Creative Designer (Milano)
🏢 Piuarch
📍 Milano