Production design across events. Owns the design side of built spaces across Web Summit Lisbon, Qatar, Rio and Vancouver. Lounges, partner booths, media and creator spaces, studios, press backdrops and broadcast sets.

Concept to build. Takes a space from brief to concept to renders, drawings and material direction, then works with production, procurement and suppliers so what's built matches what was designed.

Leading a small team. Sets priorities, allocates work, reviews output and mentors the team. Owns the quality bar for everything the team ships.

Working with production and event teams. The design counterpart to event producers and production. Flags early when layout, budget or timing changes make earlier designs out of date.

Presenting and defending the work. Presents designs to senior stakeholders and partners. Takes feedback and makes the call on what to change and what to hold.

Brand and standards. Keeps built environments consistent with Web Summit brand and each event's own direction, and decides how that plays out in three dimensions.

Workload and deadlines. Works with the Creative PM to keep a clear view of what's in flight, effort against estimate, and where the team is stretched. Raises capacity problems before they become deadline problems.