3d product designer

Milnerton, South Africa | Posted on 14/11/2025 Salary R28 000 - R40 000 depending on experience Remuneration Term Per Month Date Opened 14/11/2025 State/Province Western Cape Country South Africa Job Description A leading design and production company in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town that focuses on point of sale / exhibition displays is looking for a passionate, hands-on 3 D Designer to join their growing creative team. The role is ideal for designers who thrive at the intersection of creativity and practical, real-world production. This is not a “sit quietly behind your screen” type of studio. The team works closely with the workshop and factory floor, transforming concepts into fully built point-of-sale displays, installations, and exhibition pieces. If you’re someone who enjoys both the conceptual and the hands-on, this opportunity is tailor-made for you. Responsibilities Creating 3 D concepts and rendering visuals for POS and exhibition displays Developing designs that can be translated into practical, physical builds Preparing technical drawings, models, and CNC-ready files Collaborating closely with both design and production teams Getting involved in prototyping, testing, or workshop-based tasks (Senior role) Providing design leadership and ensuring project feasibility Requirements 2- 5+ years' experience in 3 D design/POS / exhibition / retail display design Strong production awareness and ability to lead design direction Comfortable guiding junior designers and managing multiple projects Eager to grow, learn, and get hands-on in a production environment Comfortable in tools such as Sketch Up, Fusion360, Blender, Keyshot, etc. Who will thrive there Designers who love the build as much as the sketch Individuals who are excited to spend time in the workshop, not just in software Problem-solvers with a strong attention to detail Communicators who enjoy collaboration and fast-paced creative environments Those who understand how things are made — or want to learn Designer who have a genuine passion for design, a willingness to learn, and the confidence to get involved in every stage of the process. More important than a formal qualification is your attitude, curiosity, and “let’s make this happen” approach. This is an environment where creativity is allowed to get its hands dirty. You’ll work with real materials, real manufacturing processes, and contribute to real installations that appear in retail and exhibition spaces across the country. You won’t just design — you’ll make, build, test, and see your ideas come to life. #J-18808-Ljbffr