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GAP SOLUTIONS INC
Space Planner / Architect / Furniture Specialist (52600)
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A Software Architect develops and defines the architecture for computer software and applications projects. Oversees the entire software development process; may manage projects for multiple clients. Analyzes customer or user needs, defines system architecture, and leads team of software developers to design programs and build applications.
$152,501 / year median in Maryland
-7% projected decline
Job Description
Space Planner / Architect / Furniture Specialist (52600) National Institutes of Health (NIH)
- Rockville Campus
- Rockville, MD 20852 Apply Overview Salary Range $175,000.00
- $187,500.
Salary/year Level Experienced Position Type Full Time Job Shift Day Education Level Bachelors Degree Travel Percentage None Category Public Health Apply Description Position Objective:
Provide senior space planning, workplace strategy, interior design, furniture, CAD, utilization, and facility-planning expertise. Duties and Responsibilities Develop space allocation plans for offices, laboratories, clinical, technology, and support spaces and perform utilization reviews, occupancy studies, and feasibility analyses. Develop conceptual, preliminary, and final alternatives and provide at least three solutions for architectural, engineering, or interior-related work products when directed. Prepare and update CAD floor plans, blocking and stacking plans, test fits, furniture layouts, space allocations, and as-built documentation; validate field conditions. Coordinate with architects, engineers, project managers, facility personnel, IT, AV, MEP, GSA, subcontractors, manufacturers, and vendors. Develop furniture standards, specifications, Bills of Materials, budgets, procurement and installation plans, inventories, reuse strategies, and lifecycle recommendations. Support moves, occupancy, workplace transitions, stakeholder engagement, schedules, and operational-impact mitigation. Prepare executive presentations and strategic recommendations and reconcile space, furniture, drawing, occupancy, and asset records withARCHIBUS.
Contribute to space-planning studies, relocation plans, furniture layouts, CAD drawings, reports, briefings, and closeout products. Qualifications Basic Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Interior Design, Architecture, Facilities Planning, or a related discipline. Minimum 17-19 years of professional experience in space planning, workplace strategy, interior design, or facility planning. Experience supporting administrative, healthcare, research laboratory, and technology environments. Expertise in workplace planning, furniture systems, facility utilization, CAD, space-management systems, communication, and project coordination. Ability to obtain and maintain Government credentials and facility access. Preferred Qualifications Licensed Interior Designer or comparable credential. Extensive directNIAID OWS
strategic facilities-planning experience. Experience with demountable walls, systems furniture, design-intent documents, reuse analysis, ARCHIBUS, and large federal consolidations.- This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities required by this position.