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      <description>Location: Epping Green | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Permanent | Can you explain how to assemble something without using a single word?  That''s the heart of this role. We''re working with a leading design-led brand in the luxury interiors sector to find a Technical Illustrator to join their R&amp;D team. Founded in the late 1990s and still driven by the same design philosophy, they''ve grown from a British start-up into a globally recognised name, with products now selling in over 90 countries and established subsidiaries in the US and Asia. It''s a business built on craftsmanship, precision and the belief that good design demands simplicity - and that thinking extends all the way to the documentation that goes in the box.   The Role   You''ll create clear, step-by-step diagrammatic installation instructions for new and existing products, taking a design from engineering data through to the finished guide a customer or installer actually uses. Alongside this, you''ll generate product markings for compliance purposes.  Because these products ship to over 90 countries, the instructions have to work without language. The skill here is figuring out how to communicate a sequence - order, orientation, which way a part turns, what "done" looks like - pure...</description>
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