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Jr Industrial Designer - Internship

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The Opportunity
Join TG0 to gain hands-on industrial design experience within a fast-growing HMI technology company. You will work on live projects across automotive, robotics, consumer electronics, healthcare, and other emerging product categories.
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What To Expect
This position is primarily focused on industrial design, with the option to begin through a three to twelve-month internship placement before progressing into a full-time junior industrial designer role.
- You will work closely with TG0’s industrial design, mechanical engineering, electronics, and product teams to develop innovative physical products from initial research and concept generation through to visualisation, CAD development, prototyping, and presentation.
- You will contribute directly to live commercial projects and will be expected to take ownership of clearly defined design activities from an early stage.
- Previous TG0 projects have included work for global brands across automotive, robotics, consumer electronics, fitness, healthcare, and premium audio.
A strong emphasis will be placed on visual quality. You will be expected to communicate ideas through refined sketches, high-quality renderings, clear presentation layouts, detailed CAD models, and convincing product visualisations suitable for internal design reviews and customer presentations.
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- Each intern or junior designer will receive a structured development plan, regular design feedback, and practical training while delivering project work.
- Successful interns will have a direct pathway into a full-time industrial design role at TG0.
What We Look For
We are looking for candidates studying or recently graduated in Industrial Design, Product Design, Product Design Engineering, or a closely related discipline.
You should demonstrate a strong portfolio with particular evidence of:
- High-quality product visualisation and rendering
- Strong 3D CAD modelling and surfacing skills
- Clear concept sketching and visual communication
- Good understanding of product form, proportion, detail, and material application
- Experience developing products from early concepts through to refined design proposals
- Interest in CMF, user interaction, physical interfaces, and emerging technologies
- Ability to create presentation-ready visuals for clients and internal design reviews
- Interest in prototyping, model making, and translating digital designs into physical products
Candidates should have a strong visual eye and a high standard of presentation. We are especially interested in applicants who enjoy refining the quality of product imagery, CAD geometry, materials, lighting, composition, and overall design storytelling.
Experience with software such as SolidWorks, Rhino, Blender, KeyShot, Adobe Creative Suite, or equivalent tools is valuable. Applicants do not need to use every platform, but should demonstrate confidence in both 3D modelling and professional-quality visualisation.


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You should also demonstrate curiosity, initiative, and a willingness to take on new design challenges. Evidence of personal projects, competitions, model making, visual experimentation, or other creative achievements is encouraged.
Strong verbal and written English skills are required.
About TG0
TG0 is a technology and product development company creating intuitive physical interfaces through patented sensing technology.
Our industrial designers work closely with engineers and technologists to transform materials and product surfaces into intelligent, responsive interfaces. Our projects combine industrial design, sensing technology, electronics, software, and manufacturing to create products that are visually refined, technically innovative, and commercially viable.
TG0 works with global companies and ambitious start-ups across automotive, robotics, healthcare, fitness, consumer electronics, and premium audio.
As a team, we value visual quality, originality, technical curiosity, and thoughtful product execution. We take pride in creating products and interactions that people have not seen before.
Salary
£25,000 to £30,000
No equity
Location
Greater London, UK
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