Set Designer - Performance Ads Focus

As a Set Designer at BURGA, your responsibilities include collaborating with the Art Director, conducting trend research, creating mood boards, preparing technical drawings for set builders, and sourcing props and furniture. You will also maintain set quality, troubleshoot on-set issues, and manage post-shoot tasks to ensure a seamless workflow in our fast-paced environment.

To apply for the Set Designer position at BURGA, you should have at least 4 years of experience in a relevant role, such as Set Designer, Set Decorator, or Interior Stylist. A strong understanding of design principles, experience in technical drawing, and the ability to manage production logistics are essential. Familiarity with ad content production for platforms like Meta Ads and a valid driver’s license are also required.

BURGA is committed to investing in the growth of its Set Designers. We encourage our team members to participate in events, courses, or mentorship opportunities that enhance their skills, covering any associated costs. Your professional development is a priority for us as we seek to foster creativity and innovation within our teams.

As a Set Designer at BURGA, you can look forward to a pleasant and dynamic work environment. We offer flexible working arrangements, pet-friendly offices, and a creative hub designed for collaboration. Regular team-building activities, brunches, and events like our all-talked-about Summer Fest foster a strong team culture.

The salary range for a Set Designer role at BURGA typically falls between 3000-3900 EUR gross per month. Additionally, we provide various sweeteners such as exclusive discounts on products, annual workations, and perks to make your time with us enjoyable and rewarding.

When answering this question, focus on the concept development process, the challenges faced, and how you overcame them. Detail your collaboration with other team members, how you sourced props, and how you ensured that the set aligned with the director's vision. Highlight specific outcomes or successes from the project.

Demonstrate your problem-solving skills by discussing a specific instance where you faced an on-set challenge, what steps you took to address it, and how it affected the project positively. This shows your ability to remain calm and resourceful in high-pressure situations.

Share your process for researching trends, including what resources you utilize and how you incorporate these insights into your designs. Discuss any tools or software you use to create mood boards or technical drawings that reflect current styles.

Explain your time management strategies, including how you prioritize tasks, break down projects into manageable steps, and utilize any specific tools for tracking progress. Mention how you communicate with your team to ensure timelines are met.

Discuss your proficiency with design software and tools, highlighting any specific programs that have proven most useful for creating mood boards, technical drawings, or visual concepts. Share examples of how these tools have improved your workflow.

Speak about your attention to detail and the checks you implement to maintain quality throughout production. Describe how you document set elements, coordinate with team members, and address any issues that may arise to ensure continuity.

Convey your experience working alongside marketing teams and discuss how your contributions have impacted overall campaign performance. Highlight any successful projects and the role set design played in achieving marketing objectives.

Discuss elements such as storytelling, visual appeal, and alignment with brand identity and campaign goals. Use examples from your past work that illustrate how you achieved these aspects in your designs.

Share your methodology for sourcing props, managing rentals, and coordinating logistics. Discuss your network of suppliers and how you ensure that set elements are in excellent condition for production.

Illustrate a particular campaign that benefited from your set design expertise by detailing your design approach and how it contributed to the campaign’s success. Include specific metrics or feedback received.