Work Location: 9A Ton Duc Thang, Sai Gon Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
Working Hours: Monday – Friday.
Salary: Negotiable and competitive, based on capability and experience.
Start Date: Immediate availability.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Develop overall design concepts for museum spaces and exhibition areas,ensuring a coherent visitor experience aligned with the exhibition content and overall identity.
Design exhibition graphics, information panels, maps, wayfinding, object labels, and visitor interaction points.
Design and develop display elements such as plinths, cases, partitions, modular structures, backdrops, and large-format graphics; recommend appropriate materials, colors, and finishes.
Translate curatorial content into clear, engaging, and accessible visual storytelling for diverse audiences.
Collaborate with curatorial, architecture, lighting, technical, communications, and contractor teams to ensure designs are produced and installed as intended.
Prepare drawings, technical specifications, and print/production files; review prototypes, check quality, and support on-site fabrication and installation.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
Minimum of 2 years of experience in a comparable design role. Experience in exhibitions, museums, cultural spaces, retail, or environmental design is an advantage.
Proficient in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign; knowledge of SketchUp, AutoCAD, or 3D visualization software is an advantage.
Strong spatial-design thinking, with an understanding of scale, visitor flow, legibility, information hierarchy, and visitor experience.
Meticulous and detail-oriented, with the ability to develop concepts, interpret content, present design proposals, and communicate effectively with stakeholders.
Able to manage multiple workstreams while meeting schedule, budget, and technical requirements throughout design, production, and installation.
A portfolio of exhibition or spatial-design work is preferred. Illustration, 3D visualization, motion graphics, or interactive-content design skills are an advantage.
BENEFITS
Opportunity to contribute directly tomuseum and exhibition projects, from concept development through on-site completion.
Benefits include social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance contributions, along with company trips, charitable activities, and employee engagement programs.
Training and professional development in museum design, exhibition techniques, materials, and spatial design, with opportunities for career growth.
Creative and friendly working environment, with opportunities to collaborate directly with curators, specialists, artists, production partners, and technical teams.
Attractive gifts and reward policies for employees who demonstrate strong effort, dedication, and long-term commitment.
