OVIYAM Associates is looking for an experienced Interior & Joinery Draughtsman to join our growing Bangalore studio.
We work with international interior design and architecture practices on high end hospitality and residential projects across the UK and Europe. Our role is to translate design intent into explicit, accurate and highly detailed technical drawing packages.
This is a technical role rather than a conceptual design position. We are looking for someone who genuinely enjoys detailing and understands how interiors, furniture and joinery are put together.
The role will include:
Producing detailed interior drawing packages in AutoCAD
Internal elevations, sections and construction details
Bespoke joinery, cabinetry, panelling and furniture drawings
Shop drawings and fabrication details
Bathroom and interior fit out detailing
Setting out and coordination drawings
Translating designers’ sketches, references and intent drawings into buildable information
Coordinating drawings with architects, designers, contractors and fabricators
Reviewing drawings for accuracy, consistency and buildability
We are looking for someone with:
4+ years of relevant professional experience
Excellent AutoCAD skills
Strong knowledge of interior construction and joinery
Experience producing detailed joinery or millwork shop drawings
A positive understanding of materials, junctions, tolerances and fabrication
Excellent attention to detail and drawing standards
Experience in high end residential, hospitality, interior fit out, furniture or joinery projects
• Positive written and spoken English A degree in Architecture is not essential . Candidates with backgrounds in interior design, architectural drafting, furniture, joinery, millwork or interior contracting are encouraged to apply.
Revit experience would be useful but is not essential.
To apply , please send your CV and a portfolio or drawing sample demonstrating your technical detailing and joinery/shop drawing experience . We are particularly interested in seeing actual working drawings rather than presentation portfolios.