Graphics & Creative Content Specialist - “High-Rise & Complex Buildings" at Ramboll

The role

The Graphics and Creative Content Specialist joins the High-Rise and Complex Buildings team in Malaysia to support global bid managers. This role focuses on creating high-quality graphic illustrations and document designs for strategic proposals and marketing materials. The specialist helps showcase the firm's expertise in sustainable and data-driven building design to win new projects.

What you'll do

• Coordinate and produce high-quality graphics for the full proposal lifecycle including tenders and interviews
• Ensure all submission materials align with brand guidelines and maintain a professional visual identity
• Create custom illustrations and infographics to communicate complex technical ideas and value propositions
• Tailor proposal documents to meet specific client expectations and technical submission requirements
• Collaborate with the Global Brand team to implement the latest corporate visual frameworks
• Participate in regular coordination meetings to manage workloads and ensure timely bid submissions

What you'll bring

• Minimum of three years of experience in graphics production within the architecture or construction industry
• Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud Suite including Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop
• Essential technical skills in Rhino 3D and the ability to extract data from Revit
• Degree or training in Engineering, Architecture, or Graphic Design
• Strong communication skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks under pressure

Your impact

The specialist will drive bidding excellence by transforming technical concepts into visually compelling narratives that resonate with clients. By improving the quality and consistency of proposal materials, this role directly contributes to the firm's success in winning high-stakes strategic projects. Ultimately, their work helps establish the company as a leader in sustainable high-rise design through professional and impactful visual communication.