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AVAILABLE POSITIONS
AVAILABLE POSITIONS
About the Role:
We’re on the lookout for a Graphic Designer with sharp conceptual thinking, a strong design sensibility, and the ability to bring ideas to life across mediums — from print and digital to spatial and environmental.
This is a hands-on role for someone who thrives on cross-disciplinary projects and can take work from concept to execution with confidence. You’ll collaborate with curators, spatial designers, and producers on everything from brand identities to exhibition graphics, campaign visuals, and environmental signage.
The role calls for someone confident in developing exhibition identities, key visuals, large-format graphics, and wayfinding systems — with a meticulous eye for detail and craft.
GRAPHIC DESIGNER
What You'll Do
Collaborate with internal teams, partners, and clients to understand project objectives and translate them into strong, considered visual ideas.
Develop visual identities and build cohesive design systems across brand and spatial touchpoints.
Design print and spatial assets including key visuals, exhibition graphics, wayfinding systems, and infographics.
Ensure consistency and quality across all formats, from presentation decks through to final production artwork.
Create clear, visually engaging presentation decks and present design concepts clearly and confidently to clients and stakeholders
Work closely with fabricators and production teams to ensure design intent is maintained through to completion
What You Bring
At least 4–7 years of graphic design experience, ideally in exhibitions, brand activations, events, or spatial design.
A strong portfolio demonstrating conceptual thinking and craft across print, digital and large-format design.
Solid understanding of design principles for spatial applications.
Strong presentation skills with the ability to clearly communicate design intent to internal and external stakeholders.
Highly organised and detail-oriented, with the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
A can-do attitude and genuine openness to feedback.
Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite: Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Basic proficiency in Adobe After Effects and SketchUp is a plus.
2.PROJECT MANAGER
About the Role:
At The Merry Men Works, the Exhibition Project Manager is the operational backbone of our projects. You are the person who keeps things moving, bridging the creative team, clients, vendors, and fabricators to ensure every project is delivered on time, within scope, and to the standard we hold ourselves to.
You think ahead, communicate clearly, and bring calm and clarity to fast-moving projects, managing multiple projects simultaneously across every stage from early briefing through to post-project wrap-up.
What You'll Do
Own end-to-end project management across exhibition, experiential, and brand activation projects – from taking briefs through to delivery.
Build and maintain detailed project timelines, budgets, and status trackers, keeping all stakeholders informed and aligned throughout.
Serve as the primary point of contact for clients – managing expectations, providing regular updates, and handling feedback professionally.
Coordinate closely with internal creative and production teams to ensure project requirements are understood and deliverables are on track.
Lead project debriefs and contribute to continuous improvement of internal workflows and processes.
What You Bring
At least 3-5 years of project management experience, preferably within exhibitions, events, or brand activation environments.
Strong organisational skills – able to manage multiple projects at different stages without dropping the ball.
A clear and confident communicator, comfortable handling client conversations, vendor negotiations, and internal team coordination.
A proactive problem-solver – you anticipate issues before they escalate and come prepared with solutions.
Calm under pressure, adaptable, and able to make sound decisions in a fast-paced environment.
A can-do attitude and genuine openness to feedback.
A strong track record of delivering complex, multi-stakeholder projects on time and within budget.
3. EXHIBITION DESIGNER
About the Role:
At The Merry Men Works, Exhibition Designers are the creative force behind captivating experiences. They turn briefs into innovative exhibition concepts, crafting floor plans, 3D models, and detailed drawings. They source materials, collaborate with fabrication teams, and oversee on-site installation to ensure flawless execution and objective alignment.
What You'll Do
Lead concept development for small-to-mid scale exhibition projects, and contribute to larger campaigns under senior direction
Translate client briefs into spatial narratives – producing user journeys, mood boards, 3D models, and technical drawings to a high standard
Present and communicate design concepts clearly to clients and stakeholders
Work closely with the production team throughout, resolving design challenges practically and keeping within budget parameters
Conduct site visits at key project milestones and support installation, ensuring design intent is maintained through to completion
What You Bring
At least 5-8 years of experience in exhibition and spatial design
Solid understanding of materials, fabrication methods, and on-site construction processes
Highly organised and detail-oriented, with the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
Strong communication skills: articulate design decisions clearly and handle conversations with team members, clients and collaborators.
A proactive mindset: anticipate needs, take initiative, and drive work forward without waiting for instructions.
Confident presenter who can clearly articulate design intents
A can-do attitude and genuine openness to feedback.
Proficiency in AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Adobe Creative Suite; experience with Enscape, 3DS Max, V-Ray for rendering.
4. CREATIVE TECH FABRICATION SPECIALIST
About the Role:
We are looking for a Creative Tech Fabrication Specialist who enjoys building, experimenting, and solving problems at the intersection of electronics and programming. This is a hands-on role for someone who likes to figure things out, make things work, and bring concepts to life. You’ll work closely with designers, project managers, and wide range of fabricators to develop and deliver interactive systems and installations from prototyping and hardware integration through to on-site commissioning.
What You'll Do
Develop and prototype interactive systems using platforms such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or similar
Work with sensors, actuators, and physical components (e.g. LEDs, relays, motors)
Integrate electronics with fabricated elements and spatial builds
Translate creative concepts into functional, real-world systems
Test and optimise systems for stability, durability, and deployment readiness
Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues throughout the build and installation process
Support on-site setup, installation, and commissioning
Handle basic wiring, assembly, and fabrication of interactive components
What You Bring
Basic to intermediate coding experience
Understanding of electronics, circuits and wiring
Familiarity with Arduino / Raspberry Pi / Micro:bit
A strong problem-solving mindset and ability to work independently
Comfortable with hands-on fabrication and prototyping. Willing to experiment, test and iterate
A can-do attitude and genuine openness to feedback
A collaborative team player who works well across disciplines
5. UNITY DEVELOPER
About the Role:
We are looking for an entry-level Unity Developer to join our team in building interactive digital experiences for museums, exhibitions, galleries, brand activations, and public installations.
This is not a general mobile game development role. You will be working on real-world interactive installations involving touchscreens, projection, sensors, cameras, physical buttons, LED walls, and kiosk-style applications. The work requires both creative thinking and practical problem-solving.
You should enjoy making interactive content that runs reliably in public spaces.
What You'll Do
Unity-based interactive games and experiences
Touchscreen applications for exhibitions and galleries
Kiosk applications for public visitors
Projection and large-format screen experiences
Multi-screen interactive walls
Simple sensor, camera, Arduino, serial, TCP/IP, or hardware-triggered interactions
UI animation, transitions, and visitor-friendly interfaces
What You Bring
Working knowledge of Unity
Knowledge of C# scripting
Understanding of Unity UI, scenes, prefabs, animations, and build settings
Ability to create and troubleshoot Windows standalone builds
Good problem solving skills
Willingness to test, debug, and improve your own work
Ability to follow project briefs and technical instructions
Basic knowledge of Arduino, RPi, sensors, cameras for CV
Familiarity with Git or version control
Basic understanding of networking, TCP/IP, OSC, MQTT, or WebSocket
Experience with 2D/3D animation within Unity
Experience optimising Unity apps for long-running installations
Interest in museums, games, digital storytelling, or experiential design