DoD Government Facility Interior Designer (Global)

E-Logic, Inc.; Napoli; On-site; EUR 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

E-Logic, based in Naples, Italy, seeks an experienced Interior Designer to support government facility planning, design, renovation and construction. The role involves collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and regular travel to Bahrain, including work in austere environments at damaged facilities.

The candidate should have a CIDA-accredited degree, NCIDQ or license, a DoD clearance, and at least five years of professional interior design experience. U.S. citizenship is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Interior Design from a CIDA accredited program.
• U.S. citizen with a current, active DoD Secret clearance.
• Minimum of five (5) years of professional interior design experience.
• Must possess a current Interior Design License or NCIDQ certification.
• Strong knowledge of interior design principles, space planning, finish selection, and design documentation.

Responsibilities

• Provide professional interior design support for the planning, design, renovation, and construction of Government facilities.
• Prepare and review interior design drawings, finish schedules, furniture layouts, material selections, and design documentation.
• Develop interior design concepts that support project requirements, functionality, and applicable codes and standards.
• Coordinate with architects, engineers, project managers, and Government stakeholders throughout all phases of project execution.
• Review design documents to ensure compliance with project requirements and applicable building codes and accessibility standards.
• Provide technical recommendations and design support during planning, design, construction, and project close‑out activities.

Skills

Space planning

Finish selection

Design documentation

Team coordination

Education

Bachelors in Interior Design (CIDA accredited)

NCIDQ certification

Job description

E-Logic, based in Naples, Italy, seeks an experienced Interior Designer to support government facility planning, design, renovation and construction. The role involves collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and regular travel to Bahrain, including work in austere environments at damaged facilities.

The candidate should have a CIDA-accredited degree, NCIDQ or license, a DoD clearance, and at least five years of professional interior design experience. U.S. citizenship is required.