Junior 2D/3D Designer Job Overview

A Jr. 2D/3D designer is responsible for producing the more thorough, detailed 2D/3D designs, visual models, and drafts necessary for a project. As a junior 2D/3D designer, you will support and work with senior designers in complex tasks, work with other team members, and manage the design process so that the output meets the client's needs and quality guidelines.

Though this is a junior-level position, some experience is required, usually 1-2 year of professional experience or a substantial freelance experience in working on 2D/3D design projects. You should be able to demonstrate familiarity in the design processes and the ability to deliver high-quality design assignments completed under supervision.

A portfolio highlighting your 2D/3D design skills is important for this role. Projects should be emphasized that are in accordance with your profession, creativity skills and imagination, and have been completed according to the requirements. Include a mix of personal projects, freelance work or previous employment assignments that can illustrate your skills level and growth.

You will have various 2D/3D design tasks that will include supporting senior designers on extensive designs or doing smaller tasks on your own. These projects would be in the area of gaming, architecture, multimedia or advertising depending on the line of the company.

In this position, you will have the opportunity to evolve into more senior design roles, such as a Senior Designer or Project Lead. One can also progress to more challenging tasks through learning new skills in the course of work and add some areas of focus like animation, 3D modeling and virtual reality design.

The salary for junior 2D/3D designers is subject to vary as per industries, location and companies. You can expect a salary of around 2 lakh rupees* to 3.2 lakh rupees* per annum.

Though the softwares will depend on the company's preferred systems, mostly, you will be working on industry-standard design software. Thus, it will be critical to get proficient with such tools and be ready to learn new ones as it will be vital for your success in this role.

Yes, of course. The design industry is an area of continuous development, as new tools and softwares in the motion graphics field emerges regularly. In this career, you are more likely to learn new and useful skills and keep up with the industry innovations, which will work toward your career progression.