We are fast growing design/consultant company, located at Jakarta, seeking candidate to joint our team as follows :
ARCHITECT / INTERIOR DESIGNER
Qualifications :
Experience in Corel Draw, 3D Max, Photoshop and other design application is advantage
Good knowledge in manual drawing/illustration, detail drawing & design computer application (autocad or briskcad) is a must
Skilful in problem solving, project meeting, team work, self motivated, willing to work under pressured, flexible time to fulfill the deadline & creative idea
Have experience at least 1 -2 years in design company (Preferable fresh graduate )
Architecture / Interior Designer Degree (S1) from reputable university
Please attach your Application, CV, latest photo in MS WORD format (attachment) to :
PO BOX 1762 JKS 12017
Advertised 22 March 2008
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Architect Job, Lowongan Arsitek jakarta
Label: Civil - Consctruction
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