Interiors Design Coordinator — Path to NCIDQ

Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising is seeking a full-time Design Coordinator for Interiors in Los Angeles. This role focuses on supporting interior design projects, particularly for employees who do not hold NCIDQ certification. Ideal candidates should be recent graduates with a Bachelor's in Interior Design or Interior Architecture and demonstrate solid design skills.

Responsibilities include maintaining effective communication with supervisors and peers while presenting design concepts. Knowledge of software such as Revit and AutoCAD is essential. A commitment to continuous learning in the interior design field is critical.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of design fundamentals via your college portfolio.
• Ability to clearly present and explain design concepts.
• Strong desire to learn about and progress in the interior design profession.

Responsibilities

• Support interior design projects for non-NCIDQ certified employees.
• Take direction and maintain a positive attitude.
• Work collaboratively as a team player.

Skills

Design thinking

Oral communication skills

Written communication skills

Revit

AutoCAD

Adobe Creative Suite

SketchUp/Rhino

Bluebeam

Microsoft Office

Education

Bachelor's degree in Interior Design or Interior Architecture

Job description

The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising is seeking a full-time Design Coordinator for Interiors in Los Angeles. This role focuses on supporting interior design projects, particularly for employees who do not hold NCIDQ certification. Ideal candidates should be recent graduates with a Bachelor's in Interior Design or Interior Architecture and demonstrate solid design skills.

Responsibilities include maintaining effective communication with supervisors and peers while presenting design concepts. Knowledge of software such as Revit and AutoCAD is essential. A commitment to continuous learning in the interior design field is critical.