Design of postcards and banner

Graphic designer for the Gravity exhibition kit
We are looking for a strong graphic designer with experience in printing, infographics, and preparing layouts for print.
Gravity is an engineering company in the smart home sector. The main product is the Gravity Box: an intelligent electrical panel that combines electricity, climate, security, and home automation.
What needs to be done
Develop a unified visual system for 3 media:
Brochure — the main sales material.
3×3 m banner for the exhibition stand.
Graphics on translucent film for the actual electrical panel with internal backlighting.
These are not three separate designs — one concept is adapted to different formats.
Key idea
The brochure visually looks like the Gravity Box.
At the exhibition, there will be a real panel next to it with similar graphics and brochures. A clear visual rhyme should emerge: "here is the real panel — here is its printed version".
Style: technological, modern, bold, with a wow effect.
Brochure
Offset printing, sheet approximately 40×60 cm with folding.
Main blocks:
title in the form of the front part of the electrical panel with a glass effect and volume;
inner spread — large infographic where Smart Home combines electricity, climate, alarm, and other systems;
minimum text, icons, clear digital connection lines;
back side — infographic of the working process + CTA + contacts.
The title should also provide space for a non-standard souvenir element. The layout should look good both with and without it.
3×3 m banner
Adaptation of the main graphics from the brochure.
It should:
be easily readable from a distance;
work as a bright focal point of the stand;
contain central infographics and a short CTA.
Graphics on the panel
Printing on translucent film for the glass doors of the Gravity Box.
There will be powerful backlighting inside, so the layout must be properly prepared for backlit work.
What we provide
ready texts;
logo, brand book, fonts, and palette;
photos/drawings of the Gravity Box;
examples of previous materials;
exact sizes and printing requirements.
Copywriting from the designer is not required.
Deadlines
Very tight. Willingness to work on weekends is needed.
The first stage — 2 options for the title concept and rough spread, after approval — full layout and adaptations.