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Flow is seeking a Junior Interior Designer in Riyadh to support concept to construction on residential and hospitality projects within the Tamheer program.
You will collaborate with architects, consultants, and vendors, contribute to mood boards, space planning, and details using Revit and AutoCAD, and grow in a fast-paced design environment.
This entry-level role is ideal for fresh graduates eager to gain hands-on experience and build a strong portfolio.
At Flow, we’re reimagining what it means to live, work, and connect. More than just a real estate company, Flow is a brand, a technology platform, and an operations ecosystem spanning condominiums, hotels, multifamily residences, and office spaces. We’re building a new kind of living experience: one that’s flexible, connected, and designed to create genuine community and real value for the people who call Flow home.
This role is offered through the Tamheer Program and is ideal for a fresh graduate or early-career designer who is creative, detail-oriented, and eager to gain hands‑on experience across residential and hospitality projects. As a Junior Interior Designer within Flow’s Design & Development team in Riyadh, you’ll support the team from concept through construction, working closely with architects, consultants, and vendors on live projects.
Headquartered in the United States, Flow was established in 2021 with a $350 million investment from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), the largest individual investment in the venture capital firm’s history.
Since entering the MENA region in 2024 via the acquisition of close to one thousand units in Saudi Arabia, the company has become one of the largest owners and operators of residential real estate in the Kingdom.
Joining the company now would mean stepping into a pivotal role at a transformational time. You’ll work alongside a high-caliber team to launch flagship communities, deliver iconic resident experiences, and redefine what it means to call the region home.