Remote: Environmental Designer for Immersive Brand Spaces

Pinnacle Exhibits; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Pinnacle Exhibits in the United States is seeking an Environmental Designer to craft branded environments for trade shows, showrooms, and experiential spaces. You will translate briefs into spatial concepts and collaborate with designers, producers, and fabrication partners.

This remote-first role reports to a Design Director. You’ll build 3D models and renderings, defend ideas in reviews, and design for buildability, safety, and venue constraints.

Qualifications

• 4-7 years designing trade show exhibits, branded environments, retail, museums, or related spatial work.
• Strong portfolio of environmental and experiential work; portfolio is required for consideration.
• Familiarity with rendering tools and construction documentation is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Design branded environments from initial sketches through production handoff.
• Create spatial concepts, floor plans, elevations, mood boards, and renderings.
• Explore multiple directions before settling on a concept.
• Design for how builds will be fabricated, including materials and methods.
• Hand off 3D files and design intent drawings with project teams and partners.
• Present thinking and defend decisions in internal reviews.
• Take feedback and iterate while preserving the core concept.

Skills

Trade show design

Branded environments

Collaborative teamwork

Presenting design rationale

Tools

Twinmotion

Unreal Engine

3ds Max

Rhino

SketchUp

Adobe Creative Suite

Job description

Pinnacle Exhibits in the United States is seeking an Environmental Designer to craft branded environments for trade shows, showrooms, and experiential spaces. You will translate briefs into spatial concepts and collaborate with designers, producers, and fabrication partners.

This remote-first role reports to a Design Director. You’ll build 3D models and renderings, defend ideas in reviews, and design for buildability, safety, and venue constraints.