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OZ Architecture, Inc

Lead Interior Designer

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An Interior Designer plans and designs interior spaces for buildings, including houses, offices and commercial buildings. Recommends and selects material, colors and furnishings to be used, including fabrics, flooring and furniture. May specialize in lighting design, or designing kitchens, bathrooms or closets; may focus on improving energy and water efficiency in a building.

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Lead Interior Designer OZ Architecture, Inc - 3.2 Denver, CO Job Details Full-time $90,000 - $105,000 a year 12 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Life insurance Qualifications Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel 3D modeling software Presentation software Graphic design Revit Bachelor's degree Professional art or design Building information modeling (BIM) tools 3D modeling for architectural design
Full Job Description Position Description:
The Lead Interior Designer has responsibility for the execution of the project's interior design, including the development of all project deliverables. Plans and develops one medium to large project or multiple small projects and works under the minimal supervision of a PM or Senior Designer, and PIC. The Lead Interior Designer is responsible for interpreting, organizing, executing, and coordinating assignments. This responsibility may be shared/divided with a Senior Interior Designer, depending on how the project team is structured. A Lead Interior Designer exhibits leadership both within OZ and outside of OZ to achieve project goals. The Lead Interior designer serves as the primary consultant coordinator or may share the responsibility on larger teams to monitor project progress and ensure the Interior Design is fully coordinated with all consultants and architecture. The Lead Interior Designer assumes a Leadership role in the design process, either alone or in a shared leadership role with the Senior Interior Designer, depending on how the team is structured. It is understood that there are some leadership overlaps among the Lead Interior Designer, Senior Interior Designer, Arch III, and Architectural PM roles, so responsibilities must be discussed and clearly defined early on in each project.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design or equivalent and eight (8+) years of interior design experience. NCIDQ certification preferred. Proficient in Revit Modeling. Knowledgeable of graphic programs (such as Adobe Acrobat, Sketch-up, InDesign, and Photoshop) and has proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. The Lead Interior Designer has acquired the knowledge, experience and skills of the Interior Designer 2.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Lead interior design teams, coordinate workflow, delegate tasks, and establish effective communication and project protocols. Meet with clients to understand needs, develop design solutions, and present concepts for approval. Review project scope, contracts, budgets, and schedules to ensure the team understands requirements and stays on track. Develop programming, space planning, concepts, and design solutions aligned with client goals. Oversee accurate and coordinated drawings, specifications, and project deliverables; review and redline documentation as needed. Coordinate interior design with architecture and consultants, including MEP, acoustical, and other disciplines. Lead quality control reviews and ensure comments and coordination issues are resolved. Participate in construction budget discussions and develop value engineering solutions. Ensure compliance with applicable building codes, ADA requirements, and project standards. Manage Revit, construction documentation, graphic design, and BIM workflows in accordance with OZ standards; mentor junior staff on best practices. Lead FFE design and selection through bidding, ensuring alignment with client and project requirements. Manage construction administration and related services in accordance with contractual requirements and project timelines. Support business development efforts, including interviews, client presentations, and relationship building. Develop new client opportunities while maintaining strong relationships with existing clients. Uphold OZ standards for design excellence, execution, sustainability, and design for wellbeing. How to
Apply:
Please submit your online application with an uploaded resume and portfolio for your application to be complete. Applications without work samples will be considered incomplete. Here at OZ, we have cultivated a culture of fearless creators that are constantly seeking ways to push the boundaries of exceptional design. Community stewardship is a cornerstone of our company values, and we are committed to several community service programs through OZ Gives. We offer a variety of health and wellness resources and activities, as well as regular employee events, to build rapport and socialize with each other outside of our important project work. Our collaborative approach is enhanced by our in-office presence and provides hands-on mentorship and team building. One of the perks of working in the office is seeing all the friendly pups who accompany their humans - we are a dog-friendly environment. Our competitive benefits package includes medical, dental, wellness, and vision plans to allow our employees to choose what's best for them and their families. In addition, OZ offers LTD, Life Insurance, 401K, and PTO.
Salary:
$90,000-$105,000, depending on knowledge, skills, and experience.