Pivotal London
Junior Designer

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Junior CAD Technician
£32,000
Location: Bishop Stortford Area, with flexibility across regional offices
Want to build your CAD skills while getting involved in real commercial design and fit-out projects? Our client is growing its project delivery business and is looking for a Junior CAD Technician who enjoys design, has an eye for detail and wants to contribute ideas rather than simply follow a brief.
The Opportunity
- Work across exciting commercial office design and fit-out projects, from initial space planning through to delivery.
- Gain experience across both a growing projects business and an established serviced-office portfolio.
- Receive hands-on mentoring from the Head of Projects & Technical Services, with opportunities to develop your technical and design skills.
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- Produce accurate 2D drawings, space plans and test fits for commercial office spaces.
- Create furniture layouts, fit-out plans and 3D visuals for client proposals.
- Visit buildings to carry out measured surveys and check existing plans.
- Support layouts for lighting, power, data and other building services.
- Keep drawings and project files organised and up to date.
- Bring your own ideas to briefs, suggesting alternative layouts and creative ways to make spaces work better.
Your Profile
- Confident using AutoCAD, ideally AutoCAD Architecture.
- An interest in interior design, workplace design or architectural technology.
- A good eye for detail, spatial awareness and accurate drawing work.
- Organised, personable and keen to learn in a collaborative team.
- SketchUp experience would be a bonus, but isn’t essential.


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What’s on offer?
- A starting salary of £32,000, with a potential car allowance and mileage for work-related travel.
- Mentoring, live projects from day one and exposure to the wider design-and-build process.
- A friendly, sociable team with scope to grow into a more established CAD or design role.
- Some flexibility to work from other regional offices, depending on location and project needs.
How to apply
To apply for this outstanding opportunity, please contact Ellie Drury at Pivotal for a confidential chat at ellie@pivotallondon.co.uk.
Pivotal is an equal opportunities employer and we encourage applications regardless of ethnic origin, race, religious beliefs, age, disability, gender or sexual orientation, and any other protected status as required by applicable law.
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