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VW International, Inc
Interior Designer (TAMC IOT&A)
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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.
$55,098 / year median in Hawaii
-1% projected decline
Job Description
Interior Designer (TAMC IOT&A) VW International, Inc - 3.8 Honolulu, HI Job Details 18 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications National Council for Interior Design Qualification Certification (NCIDQ) Bachelor's degree Healthcare building Healthcare facility design project Full Job Description Interior Designer (TAMC IOT&A) What We Do We empower our defense and law enforcement customers to focus on their primary mission by removing friction points and setting them up for long-term success. VWI provides facilities and infrastructure management; our specific services include housing management, custodial services, facilities management, operations & maintenance, and various professional services. By providing strategic, responsive, and mission-driven solutions, we forge long-term partnerships with our customers, vendors, and team members. We invite you to join our team, providing essential services for those who serve our country. What You'll Do Develops the complete FF&E Package for Area 3H. Vets the existing Area 6F package with the customer. Coordinates furniture, fabrics, finishes, textures, artwork, signage, and wayfinding with the CEHNC Interior Designer and