Architectural Interior Space Planner & FF&E Lead

PeopleAdmin, Inc.; San Marcos, Round Rock (TX, TX); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas State University is seeking an Interior Space Planner to lead interior construction projects across the campus, ensuring code compliance and functional design.

The role requires reviewing requests, assessing impacts on facilities, and coordinating with FPDC and stakeholders to develop budgets and schedules for varied projects. An undergraduate degree in Architecture or Interior Design and TX licensure are preferred.

Qualifications

• Must understand accessibility and life safety codes.
• Ability to read and interpret architectural specifications and plans.
• Experience with interior restoration schematic design and layout.
• Interior space design including code review and life safety considerations.
• Experience with furniture planning, FF&E development, and coordinating with consultants.

Responsibilities

• Review and design requests for interior space remodels and reconfiguration.
• Assess design impacts on the overall facility and compliance with codes.
• Analyze building code compliance.
• Conform to office size standards and furniture standards.
• Coordinate budgets with FPDC and project managers; assist with scheduling and timelines.
• Collaborate with FPDC leadership and stakeholders.

Skills

Accessibility codes

Life safety codes

Architectural reading

Interior space planning

Code compliance review

Coordination with consultants

Budget development

FF&E coordination

Education

Undergraduate degree in Architecture or Interior Design

Licensed Architect or Registered Interior Designer in TX

Job description

Texas State University is seeking an Interior Space Planner to lead interior construction projects across the campus, ensuring code compliance and functional design.

The role requires reviewing requests, assessing impacts on facilities, and coordinating with FPDC and stakeholders to develop budgets and schedules for varied projects. An undergraduate degree in Architecture or Interior Design and TX licensure are preferred.