Designer
Plan and form the structure of concepts and ideas before they are made.
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- What's it like to be a Designer?
- How to become a Designer
- Latest Designer jobs
- Top skills and experience for Designers
What's it like to be a Designer?
Designers are involved in the creation process of new products and concepts. They create blueprints on how to create tangible objects or plan to execute concepts and ideas. While responsibilities vary across specialisations, their work can produce physical objects, visual images, or even plans to be followed. There are many fields of design which are categorised into specialised roles that are found in almost every industry.
Tasks and duties
- Staying updated with the latest industry trends.
- Being able to use design tools to create plans and provide structure for concepts and ideas.
- Understanding the objective of a project and providing input in its execution.
- Effectively using feedback and being able to communicate and execute ideas during the creation process.
How to become a Designer
Depending on the career path you want to take, Designers need to know the foundational concepts of their preferred industry. Familiarity with design concepts is at the core of being a Designer. Design thinking is expected, but being an effective communicator is equally important.
- Complete a bachelor degree. While not a hard requirement, most industries prefer Designers with a bachelor degree.
- Learn and practise design thinking. This is a problem-solving approach specific to design that provides further understanding of a problem and uses alternative strategies to provide solutions.
- Gain experience through an internship. Depending on the industry, internships help Designers put their knowledge into practice and build their portfolio to show future employers.
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Skills and experience employers are looking for
Having the right skills and experience can make you an in-demand applicant. Designer employers on Jobstreet are looking for job seekers with expertise in the following areas. Adobe Photoshop
Visual Art
Graphic Design
Design Software
Drawing
AutoCAD
Interior Design
Autodesk 3ds Max
Industrial Design
Product Design
SketchUp Software
Creative Thinking
Conceptual Thinking
Time Management
3D Design
Communication Skills
Social Media
Thoroughness
Innovative
Packaging
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