Interior Designer
sqft creationCarlsbad (CA)
$25–$35/hour
ApplyAbout the role
Join SQFT CreationSQFT Creation is a growing residential design, planning, architecture, engineering, and finish-material companyhelping homeowners take projects from an initial idea to a complete, construction-ready design. We work on ADUs, additions, kitchens, full-home remodels, and new construction.
What We Do:
Our team brings together: Architectural planning Interior design Engineering coordination 2D & 3D visualization Cabinet design Flooring, tile, countertops & finish selections Construction-ready plans and specifications We plan it. We design it. We bring the finishes together.
Why Join Us?
We’re building a creative, forward-thinking team where designers work on real residential projects from concept through final selections. You’ll collaborate with clients and other design professionals while seeing your ideas become construction-ready projects.
Compensation & Benefits
Pay:
$25–$35/hour, depending on experience and skill level. Benefits and additional opportunities are discussed during the interview process and may vary by position.
Our Hiring Process:
Qualified applicants will be contacted for an initial conversation. Selected candidates may be asked to share a portfolio and complete an interview with our team before a final hiring decision. Applicant Privacy Information submitted during the application process is used only for recruiting, evaluating candidates, and related employment purposes. Applicant information is handled confidentially and shared only with those involved in the hiring process. Ready to help create what’s next? Apply and show us what you can create.
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