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Expleo Automotive Graphic Designer Contract Opportunity
Expleo are working with a major Automotive Manufacturer in London, who are looking to recruit a Graphic Designer to join their team on a contract basis. Your responsibilities will include developing compelling graphic design languages, translating 2D concepts into complex decals and vehicle liveries, and masterfully visualizing these themes across intricate 3D automotive surfaces.
Responsibilities of the Graphic Designer:
- Create and develop impactful graphic design concepts, including 2D graphics, typography, badging, and visual themes for automotive products and components.
- Apply graphics accurately across complex 3D vehicle surfaces, ensuring precise alignment and distortion-free execution.
- Collaborate with Interior, Exterior, and Component Designers, plus Clay/Digital Modelers, to integrate graphics with overall vehicle design.
- Produce detailed digital models for high-quality renders and VR reviews, supporting design evaluation and leadership approvals.
- Explore and implement emerging technologies, including AI-assisted design, generative design, and parametric workflows.
- Prepare scalable 2D vector artwork for decal and livery prototypes, including hands-on application and alignment of graphics on physical vehicles and components.
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Requirements for the Graphic Designer:
- Degree in Graphic, Automotive, Transportation, Industrial Design, Digital Modelling, or equivalent experience.
- 3-5 years' graphic design experience, ideally in automotive, with a portfolio of decal, stripe, badge, or livery projects.
- Advanced skills in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop
- Experience with Blender or Maya, and familiarity with AI design tools such as Vizcom.


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