Yacht Designer

To be an integral part of the conceptual and manufacturing process of luxury yachts.
- Creative, industrial, and architectural design abilities to make luxury yacht designs that are both

attractive and desirable to the target customers.
- Closely consult with engineering, production, and naval design teams for development and

optimization of project details, plan, budget, feasibility, requirements, and schedule.
- Prepare project brief, ideas, and concepts for current and future projects
- Understand client needs and preferences with close détention to recommendations from industry experts,

clients, and aÏter-sales suggestions.
- Develop ergonomie, user friendly, and safe designs for all the projects and its related products.
- Use Computer Aided Design (CAD) software, sketches, illustrations, and 3d models for design realization, approvals, and presentation.
- Make manufacturing drawings and product specifiCatiODS Of the developed design.
- Guide and monitor the production phase, tooling of molds, and construction of the project.
- Analyze the materials used for production, related techniques, and limitations with respect to each

material involved.
- Make cost effective designs with thorough understanding of the production techniques, cost of materials, and labor involved.
- Outline procurement details and propose third party parts involved in a projec—t HVAC equipment, interiors, etc.

mechanical, electrical,
- Develop desi9n documentations, technical specifications, and other project related documentation.
- Work with design team in prioritizing, planning, and executing Several projects eI1îcientIy within the

stipulated deadlines.
- Attend project meetings to discuss about any issues and new design ideas.
- Analyze design issues and suggest corrective actions in ongoing as well as future projects.
- Stay abreast with latest developments in design technologies, techniques, and market trends.
- Aid and conduit trainings to team members when required.
- Follow company policier and design standards