Are you a 3D CAD expert with a passion for design, innovation and the arts? Do you have experience supporting users or clients with exciting and challenging 3D CAD projects using programs like Blender or Rhino? This is your opportunity to join a growing team of digital specialists supporting technical learning at the Royal College of Art for 3 days a week. Location Battersea, Kensington & White City Campus Buildings, London, UK. What are we looking for? An adaptable and highly motivated person to provide technical instruction, support, advice and demonstrations in 3D CAD and some related graphic art processes such as 2D rendering. The ideal candidate will have experience, either in creating and manipulating 3D CAD data in the commercial sector, or teaching it as a technical process in Higher Education. They will have a keen ability to problem solve and an ambition to support emerging activities. Candidates will have: Significant, highly skilled, specialist knowledge of 3D CAD software Knowledge and experience of one of the following, Blender, Rhino, Grasshopper, or AutoCAD. Experience of helping others in the application of 3D CAD software. Experience of planning and delivering in person technical workshops. What will the job involve? Providing specialist technical instruction, support, advice and demonstrations in 3D CAD for all users, including the creation and delivery of technical workshops for small groups (15 max). Experimental work and problem solving on a daily basis. Working closely with Masters students to support their independent research projects. Peer-to-peer learning with other technical specialists and continual learning as part of a dynamic team. Further Information The Royal College of Art is the UK’s only entirely postgraduate institution of art and design, dedicated to teaching, research and knowledge exchange with industry. The RCA has been ranked the number one university-level institution for art and design, internationally, for the tenth consecutive year according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2024. Applications close at 11.59pm on 31 December 2024 There may be a short delay in shortlisting due to the holidays and we aim to communicate decisions from 6 January 2025