Mid-Level Furniture Interior Designer

Stantec; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Stantec in Washington, DC seeks a mid-level Interior Design professional to join an interdisciplinary team. The role combines technical interior design with hands-on project management, translating client needs into cohesive design solutions and coordinating with consultants and vendors.

The position involves programming, space planning, furniture specifications, and construction documents using Revit, with opportunities to lead design solutions and presentations for client approval.

Qualifications

• Mid-level interior designer with ability to manage projects with moderate guidance.
• Ability to translate client needs into cohesive interior design solutions.
• Experience coordinating with interdisciplinary teams and consultants.

Responsibilities

• Lead furniture and interior design phases from programming to presentation.
• Develop space plans, furniture specifications, construction documents, and RFPs.
• Coordinate bids, procurement, delivery and installation for successful delivery.
• Support clients in developing office spaces and furniture standards.
• Collaborate with project managers, architects, engineers, and vendors.

Skills

Interior design

Project management

Client communication

Tools

Revit

Job description

Your Opportunity

Our Washington, DC office is seeking a mid-level Interior Design professional to join our interdisciplinary team.This role combines technical interior design with hands-on project management.

The primary role of the Mid-level Furniture Interior Designer is to interpret and translate the needs and desires of a client as well as any architectural direction set forth into a cohesive interior design solution with moderate guidance and supervision.The Furniture Planner/Designer will be responsible for activities related to programming, planning, design and specifications of contract furniture, systems products and other interior furnishings artwork and accessories (FAA). This person will develop plans to incorporate the client’s space requirements within the established project schedule and budget.This individual will collaborate with a larger team that includes the client representatives, project managers, designers, architects, engineers, general contractors and furniture vendors and dealers for successful project delivery. This person will provide fit and finish selections and recommendations for client’s FAA that complement other architectural design elements and finishes. The Furniture Designer will make presentations to clients and will communicate in verbal and written form to all team members throughout the life of a project. This person may be involved in projects within multiple market sectors including Civic and Federal.

Your Key Responsibilities

• Primary point of contact during furniture design phase, both internally and externally.
• Lead client programming, budgeting, scheduling, concept development and presenting design solutions for approval.
• Develop space plans, furniture specifications, construction documents and RFP packages using Revit and firm standards.
• Manage bidding, procurement, delivery and installation, ensuring successful project completion and client occupancy.
• Support clients in developing their office, space and furniture standards.
• Support change management processes for clients.
• Coordinate with clients move managers.
• Ability to travel and participate in full day(s) of installation.
• Simultaneously manage multiple projects at various stages of design.
• Advocate for design excellence and creativity within the practice of interior design, through the lens of sustainable practices.
• Participate in interdisciplinary teams and coordinate work with consultants, vendors and other partners.
• Investigate processes and technology to improve efficiency.
• Follow established standards, policies, procedures, and guidelines.
• Comply with professional ethical standards and codes.