3D Visualisation Specialist
Scotland

About us:

At Land Use Consultants (LUC), we are dedicated to conserving, protecting and 
enhancing the environment.  LUC is one of the UK’s leading environmental 
consultancies, specialising in planning, design and management. Founded in 
1966, we have over 100 employees based in London, Glasgow, Bristol and 
Edinburgh.

Our clients include a broad spectrum of central and local government, 
government agencies and environmental bodies, professional institutions and 
trade associations, the voluntary sector, and private sector companies.

We are now looking to expand and strengthen our Digital Design team through 
the recruitment of 3D Visualisation Specialist to join our Glasgow office.  (An 
Edinburgh based post will be considered for the right candidate)

About the role:

You will produce a wide range of visualisations such as high quality 
photomontages, virtual reality images and environments for walk-fly-through 
visualisations. You will use these to visualise potential changes to the wider 
landscape, e.g. the introduction of new infrastructure, land use change or a 
change to the natural environment. You will work very closely with the other 
3D, GIS and graphics specialists of the Digital Design Team and gradually play 
an active role in the development and management of the team. You will also 
be involved in project acquisition and in the promotion of the Digital Design 
Team’s services.

About you:
You will be a 3D Specialist with extensive experience in 3D modeling and 
photomontage software, ideally landscape focused. You will also be familiar 
with data management and merging inputs from various sources such as GIS, 
CAD and various terrain model formats. Software packages in use by LUC 
currently include: Autodesk 3D Max, Resoft Windfarm, Topos, AutoCAD, Adobe 
CS and ArcGIS and so experience in some of these packages is essential.  Your 
programming skills will enable you to automate repetitive tasks and customise 
software packages.  Experience in GIS and the ability to present your work in 
various digital outputs (e.g. DTP or online) would also be advantageous. In 
addition to your technical skills, you will also be a keen team player and a good 
communicator with experience of delivering multiple simultaneously running 
projects to a high standard in an organised and effective way. 

In return, we can offer an attractive salary (depending on experience) and 
benefits package.
How to apply:

For further details about the role and LUC please visit our website 
www.landuse.co.uk

To apply please send your CV, a covering letter and examples of your work 
quoting job reference number 2009/14 to:

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LUC is an equal opportunities employer

Closing date for applications: 5pm Monday 16 November 2009

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